
After a long period of quarantine and inactivity, many people are getting back into exercise, team sports, and outdoor activity. But an overeager return may lead to injury.
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After a long period of quarantine and inactivity, many people are getting back into exercise, team sports, and outdoor activity. But an overeager return may lead to injury.
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