5 Five Ways to Avoid Workout Injuries From Texas Back Institute’s Dr. Michael Hisey

 
People wanting to get back into shape sometimes do too much too fast and overuse their muscles, and this can lead to workout-related injuries, according to a Texas Back Institute blog post.

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Most people who are working out look to their personal trainer for guidance, however, sometimes personal trainers may not always be able to offer the appropriate advice for avoiding physical injuries.

 

In the post, spine surgeon Michael Hisey, MD, of Plano-based Texas Back Institute, discusses five ways to avoid injuries while working out:

 

1. Warm up, and slowly increase the activity.
2. Be aware of gender differences.
3. Know your body’s limitations.
4. Be careful to avoid too much repetition.
5. Don’t make sudden moves.

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