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www.horsejournals.com
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| | | | | In January 2003, Penny Woodworth, who lives on Vancouver Island, BC, was taking a jumping lesson. "Smallish jumps, nothing exciting. My long-time error is looking down, which I did that day. My horse stopped, and I tumbled off. Not a bad fall at all, except that I landed with one butt-cheek on the ground pole. I got up and carried on, but I was crooked and stayed that way. After a week or so, still riding crooked and feeling shooting pains down my right leg, I went for physiotherapy. I had dislocated my sacroiliac (SI) joint. Regular physio treatments and exercises finally got it to stay in place and I continued riding. | |
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derzfitlife.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This post is in response to a blog post that's gone viral written by Erin Simmons, an ex-track athlete from Florida State who is currentlyan aspiring fitness model. If you want to read her blog follow this link: http://erinsimmonsfitness.me/2014/04/17/why-i-dont-do-crossfit/ I will just hit the "wave tops" of the inconsistencies and fallacies in her post. First... | |
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www.takinglongwayhome.com
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| | | | | Taking the Long Way Home is a running blog with a sprinkling of humor, aging and rheumatoid arthritis thrown in. | |
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www.baltimoresun.com
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| | | How contagious are people? When are they spreading the virus? These are the questions scientists and public health officials are asking as the novel coronavirus outbreak spreads further every day. Definitive answers remain unknown, but the virus appears to be easily passed and the two-week quarantine period that has become standard is reasonable, according to [] | ||
