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Anne2020-04-08T07:58:12+00:00

Running is a brilliant form of exercise. It is easily accessible, free, anyone can do it and it has many health benefits. It is important when starting running to build it up slowly to allow your body to adapt to a new form of exercise. Our Physiotherapist, Roisin Eivers, has some tips in this video on how to get started safely:

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