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Category Archives: flexibility
To Washington D.C. and Back!
As I get ready to run from the shuttle to the gate at Dulles International Airport in Washington DC I am reflecting on my day. 1:37 am go to bed after doing/folding laundry and cleaning pots and pans/loading/running dishwasher Alarm goes off at 4:45 am Get in my car and promptly break the switch that [...]
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But My Knee Only Hurts After I Play Tennis…
There are not that many knee injuries in the young athletes that I see…but when I look at the courts at the fancy high end tennis clubs and I see knee braces and joint replacements all over the place. I see some patella-femoral pain (often due to tight ankles and weak cores) but parents and [...]
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Good to be Home
I enjoy my work on the road, but my true passion is currentyl upstairs sleeping, my three children. It is easy to get caught up making a living and making a difference for others, but at the end of the day it has to happen at home. I admit that personal and professional balance is [...]
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Ever Feel Like This?
Me too. I mean the Dell in the picture even looks just like my Latitude 610. I have found that since I got my lap top about 3 and 1/2 years ago that I have spent progressively more time on it. Some of it being social, some of it for my “day job”, lots of [...]
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Is Your Strength Training for Tennis Too Intense?