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Activity Levels Dropped During the Pandemic—and the Best Way to Get Back Is Slowly and Gradually

Activity Levels Dropped During the Pandemic—and the Best Way to Get Back Is Slowly and Gradually
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How to Start Working Out Again | Activity Levels Dropped During COVID-19

How to Start Working Out Again | Activity Levels Dropped During COVID-19
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5 Weird Things Running Every Day Does to Your Body

But running is one of those sports that also gets a bad rap for being notoriously tough on the body, from knee injuries to pulled or strained tendons to lost toenails. If you’re new to running or a veteran of the sport, which of these maladies should you actually be concerned about? And what can you do about them? Here’s what the experts say: 1. Runner’s Knee Patellofemoral pain syndrome, also known as runner’s knee, tends to affect runners who try to do too much, too soon, according to Bert Mandelbaum, MD, orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist at Cedars-Sinai Kerlan-Jobe Institute in Los Angeles.

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Cyborg Socks? New Invention Speeds Up Walking Pace

Cyborg Socks? New Invention Speeds Up Walking Pace By Elizabeth Millard May 17, 2021 When engineers timed people wearing their newly designed torque-controlled ankle supports, they were excited to see a 15% increase in walking speed. But it turns out, those were just baby steps compared with what they would find next. Engineers at Stanford University took their prototype and tried it again on a larger group of people in a study funded by the National Science Foundation. Systems similar to theirs are designed to move the entire leg, but the Stanford brace attaches around the shin and into a running shoe to help move the ankles more efficiently. And when they tested it this time on 10 young, healthy adults participants walking speed improved 42% over their usual pace.

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New Invention Speeds Up Walking Pace

New Invention Speeds Up Walking Pace
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