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• 2 Nov 2019

  

  How Research Can Help You Manage Detraining and Retraining

  By Marilia Coutinho in competitive planning • high performance • injury • sports physiology 0 Comments

• 11 Mar 2018

  

  Keeping healthy and injury-free when lifting weights – guest article by Mathew Foster

  By Marilia Coutinho in health • injury • pain 0 Comments

• 14 Jun 2016

  

  The Healer

  By Marilia Coutinho in culture • health • injury 0 Comments

• 1 Jun 2016

  

  5 Ways to Recover from Training – faster (their list and my list)

  By Marilia Coutinho in health • injury • overtraining • sports marketing 2 Comments

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