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How to Know If You Have Gout in Your Knee

Known for its fast pace and magnificent views downtown and adventurous route through 29 neighborhoods, the Bank of America Chicago Marathon is among North America’s most competitive courses.

So

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The Importance of Mindfulness and How to Incorporate it into Sport

You are in a crucial time in the game and notice your nerves are taking over.

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Pelvic Pain During Pregnancy

If you’re pregnant and have been experiencing pelvic pain during normal activities like walking or rolling over in bed, you’re not alone!

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Using Your FSA for Physical Therapy

Physical therapy is an essential part of healthcare and plays a crucial role in treating chronic pain, recovering from major surgery, preventing future movement dysfunction, and much more.

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Torn Groin Symptoms

Are you experiencing sharp groin pain or leg weakness after an intense workout?

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How to Get Rid of Running Cramps

Running cramps, or “exercise-related transient abdominal pain,” are typically harmless but can definitely make it hard to enjoy a run and keep up the pace—whether you’re preparing for

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Important Pre-Workout Stretches

Dynamic stretches before a workout raise the temperature of your muscles and prepare them for intense movement and load-bearing.

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Hip Replacement Recovery Time

Hip replacement surgery recovery time can vary, but many patients can expect recovery to take 2-4 weeks. “Recovery” doesn’t always mean a return to normal life, however.

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Common Ice Skating Injuries and How to Avoid Them

Ice skating injuries generally fall into two categories: overuse injuries and traumatic injuries.

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Indoor Running Tips for Winter

Should you run indoors or brave the winter weather? You’ll improve your fitness either way, but both treadmills and outdoor running offer unique benefits.

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Long-Distance Running Tips

Sometimes referred to as myofascial trigger points, muscle knots are hyper-irritable spots made up of tense muscle fibers or fascial tissue.

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What is Frozen Shoulder?

What is frozen shoulder? Also called adhesive capsulitis, frozen shoulder is a condition characterized by pain, stiffness, and reduced range of motion in the shoulder.

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