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  • A man and a woman running on an incline
    Lifestyle

    How to Introduce Inclines to Your Running Routine

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    Here’s what to know about uphill and downhill running and the precautions and benefits of each.

  • Woman running in a park outside while wearing a mask.
    Exercise and Wellness

    Should You Be Running Every Day?

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    When you debate running every day, make sure to account for your training and injury history and your goals. Read how to find a balance.

  • Older woman stretching to go for a run.
    Exercise and Wellness

    Running Safely as You Get Older

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    Whether you’re picking up a new hobby or working to pick up the pace as you age, the AdventHealth Sports Med and Rehab team can help you prevent injuries and optimize your form.

  • A man running outdoors on a track.
    Exercise and Wellness

    Virtual Racing 101

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    Running a virtual race can be a safe and convenient alternative to the traditional 5Ks, 10Ks, half marathons and marathons that have been postponed or canceled lately.

  • Father and son playing soccer.
    Exercise and Wellness

    4 Ways Physical Therapy Can Help You Heal

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    Physical therapy may offer you the most relief when surgery isn’t an option. Learn how we’ll protect and keep you safe during your in-person visit.

  • A woman doing physical therapy.
    Exercise and Wellness

    Four Easy Exercises to Strengthen Your Spine

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    Simple, no-impact exercises can help minimize back pain by strengthening your spine, increasing flexibility and reducing the chance of re-injury.

  • A woman with headphones in, dries off her forehead post workout.
    Exercise and Wellness

    Safety Tips for Running in the Heat

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    When summer temperatures spike, follow these tips from AdventHealth to make sure you stay safe on your run.

  • A couple after a tennis match
    Sports and Entertainment

    Staying in the Game: How to Prevent Overuse Injury

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    Overuse injuries happen when we push our body too hard, too quickly. By going slowly, we get the benefits of exercise while avoiding the risks of injury.