Exercising at high intensity levels can cause headaches for some
people, so if that's the case, then back off a little on your intensity.
Working out is hard enough without having to deal with a throbbing
noggin. Here's our four-point checklist to ending exercise headaches
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You're not doing your feet any favors by cramming them into your favorite stilettos every day.
How often do you find yourself complaining about foot pain because of
the shoes you're wearing? In an average lifetime, a person will walk
more than 110,000 miles or roughly, four miles a day. Our feet bear the
brunt of our weight, which adds up to several hundred tons of pressure
a day. |
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Lower back pain is a too-familiar problem for nearly 80 percent of
Americans. If it's not part of your daily vocabulary, consider yourself
fortunate. If it is, you might be interested to know that this type of
pain is usually the result of excess stretching of the ligaments of the
spine, and that it affects far more women than men. |
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7 simple ways to reduce muscle soreness.
Aches and pains from a tough workout can put you out of commission for
a few days-which sort of defeats the purpose of working out when you
think about it. The good news is that muscle soreness doesn't have to
be a fact of life, even if you tend to be intense about your sessions
with the StairMaster or pec deck. |
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