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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: NW Lower Michigan
Posts: 29,764
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Best thing is too warm-up by taking it very slow at first, rest often and listen to your body. Keeping the after-the-fact inflammation to a minimum helps tremendously. A phrophylactic anti-inflammatory of choice before exertion is a good practice, too.
Nothing worse than two weeks of bilateral epicondylitis (tennis elbows) after an afternoon of too-exuberant leaf-raking, for example.
Stuff takes longer but it also justifies standing in stuporous contemplation every ten minutes or so.
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