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Posted on July 5, 2025 by Padraic Guilfoyle

Far-reaching sports can contribute to arm wear and tear. @MayoClinic

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Jun 30

#DYK competitive #swimmers can rotate their arms up to 2,500 times a day during training? This intense motion can lead to wear and tear, potentially causing rotator cuff and labral damage. Discover the risk factors and essential tips to prevent injury: https://mayocl.in/3I5tdbA

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CategoriesHealth & Well Being, Women Tagsarm wear and tear, exercise, fitness, injury prevention, Mayo Clinic, Mayo Clinic Sports, nutrition, orthopedics, physical activity, physiotherapy, swimming

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