
Christie Aschwanden
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Author NYT bestseller GOOD TO GO https://t.co/7BTooRgznX @wwnorton co-host EMERGING FORM pod https://t.co/DeBZEJemBF alum @FiveThirtyEight, Find me: https://t.co/TSuZiHTZll
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1 week ago |
estadao.com.br | Christie Aschwanden
Massagem não é só para spas sofisticados que servem água de pepino. Para muitos atletas amadores e profissionais, ela é uma extensão do seu programa de treinamento. Corridas frequentemente apresentam estações de massagem, muitas academias de alto padrão oferecem massagens pós-treino e a maioria dos times esportivos de elite tem um massoterapeuta na equipe.
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2 weeks ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Christie Aschwanden
By Christie AschwandenFor The New York TimesMassage isn’t just for upscale spas that serve cucumber water. For many amateur and professional athletes, it’s an extension of their training program. Running races frequently feature massage stations, many high-end gyms offer post-workout rub downs and most elite sports teams have a massage therapist on staff.
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3 weeks ago |
nzherald.co.nz | Christie Aschwanden
Despite popular belief, massage doesn’t flush out lactic acid or toxins. Photo / 123RFThere’s no question it feels good and relaxes you. But does massage really affect sore muscles? Massage isn’t just for upscale spas that serve cucumber water. For many amateur and professional athletes, it’s an extension of their training programme. Running races frequently feature massage stations, many high-end gyms offer post-workout rub downs and most elite sports teams have a massage therapist on staff.
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3 weeks ago |
infobae.com | Christie Aschwanden
Athletics and SportsExerciseMusclesTherapy and RehabilitationFatigueAnxiety and StressNo hay duda de que sientan bien y relajan. Sin embargo, esto es lo que dice la evidencia sobre su impacto físico en el cuerpo. Los masajes no son solo para los balnearios de lujo que sirven agua de pepino. Para muchos deportistas aficionados y profesionales, es una continuación de su programa de entrenamiento.
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1 month ago |
emergingform.substack.com | Christie Aschwanden
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -28:40Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. “Doing this book took me out of my comfort zone, into new fields I wasn’t comfortable with,” says Alex Hutchinson, speaking of his newest book The Explorer's Gene: Why We Seek Big Challenges, New Flavors, and the Blank Spots on the Map. And so it is we speak with the expert on exploration about his own experiences of exploring in creative practice. Why are we drawn to what we don’t know?
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