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ipn [44]
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Overuse injuries are a common issue many athletes and even everyday people face. I want you to research what an overuse injury i

s. What is an overuse injury? What causes overuse injuries? What are some symptoms that might be warning us that an overuse injury might occur? Are there any long-term consequences if we ignore these symptoms? How can we prevent it? What are some common overuse injuries? These are some suggestions about what you can research. I want 3 paragraphs due by the end of the day tomorrow.
Define regulating services in your own words

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Hunter-Best [27]3 years ago
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Answer: did this

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