Gardening Tips and Guide
While plant lovers and gardeners celebrate National Gardening Day, doctors warn the fertile form of exercise is leading to a growing number of injuries this time of year.
As with any exercise, if you haven’t done it in a while, aches and pains are going to crop up. Digging in the dirt s a top way to stay in shape. And indeed an hour of hoeing, pruning and planting can burn more than 300 calories.
Still, doctors say the whole-body workout leaves some green enthusiasts with sore backs, swollen knees, tight shoulders and stiff necks.
The problem stems from gardeners who spend most of the winter sitting at a desk or working out little only to throw themselves into a spring day of squatting and digging. Days later, they land in doctors offices with complaints of back ache and other ailments.
Doctors agree that gardeners don’t need to ditch their planting passion, they just need to consider the following rules to stay injury free.
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