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Overtraining Symptoms And Fixes
Overtraining. Sick of working out? You don't feel motivated, but you work through it, put in the gym time anyway, and promise yourself it'll be better tomorrow. But it's not. Training starts to get harder, and you're not seeing any gains. And finding a reason not to miss a training session is getting harder and harder. What's going on?
1 commentTennis Elbow Braces: Why They're Not a Good Treatment for Tennis Elbow!
Have you read or been told that you should wear a Tennis Elbow brace or other support? It's true that you may feel a lot better while you're wearing a brace, but this Hub and video is about why they don't really support your healing process... ...
0 commentsCuring Shin Splints Without Losing Your Fitness
Shin splints. If you run on the road regularly or play high intensity sport, you'll more than likely experience this annoying, pain in the front of your lower leg. More formally known as Medial tibial stress syndrome (MTSS), is a common, and...
0 commentsBroken Ankles 101
Convalescing from a broken ankle can be painful and tedious. Knowing what to expect can help. This is my experience. I hope it is of comfort to anyone out there who is recovery from a fractured bone.
6 commentsFive Common Running Injuries and How to Deal with Them
Making the decision to become a runner can be a life changing decision. The benefits are numerous and can last a lifetime. However, if you run long enough you are bound to encounter some bumps along the way in the form of injuries. In over 30 years of running I have suffered from pretty much the full spectrum of repetitive overuse injuries. Here are a few tips and things you can do to help deal with and prevent these common running aliments.
6 commentsThe Best Relief For Shin Splints
On Arrival I recently offered my services as a Fascial Stretch Therapist at a Duathlon Event. I arrived the evening before to drop off my table, which was a wise decision as the area was mobbed with people on the day of the event, and the parking...
3 commentsAmazing relief with medical magnets
So many of us suffer from aches and pains on a daily bases. I would always reach for the ibuprofen and a cup of coffee to start my day. A nonsteriodal anti-inflammatory drug. That's what ibuprofen is a drug. I did get relief but I knew taking the...
0 commentsRun Your First Marathon
What's it like to train for a marathon? What's it like to run 26 straight miles? It's hard. It requires concentration and will. But it's fun.
3 commentsNitrogen(I) Oxide: Laughing Gas and It's Chemistry
laboratory preparation of nitrogen(I) oxide (nitrous oxide). Reduction and thermal decomposition of nitrogen(I) oxide. Nitrogen(I) oxide as laughing gas used in dental surgery. How nitrogen(I) oxide rekindles a glowing splint.
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