Sentences with phrase «getting those repetitive stress»

Then there was an exhaustive two - part study with surveys on Sprudge.com that found it's actually a huge problem for baristas, who get repetitive stress injuries from working in coffee shops.

Doing it once a week on a bodypart split would be worse than doing a 5 × 5 3x a week, because despite the additional rest time, you get repetitive stress injuries from trying to do all those heavy sets in one workout.

Staci trains for weightlifting competitions so she's more likely to get a repetitive stress injury than a Rebel who only does bodyweight workouts twice a week.

However, other voice command operations, such as destination entry, were so tedious and required so many repeat presses of the voice command button that I feared I would get a repetitive stress injury on my thumb.

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It's repetitive, it's therapeutic, and it's not very complicated so there's nothing to get stressed out about.

You'll find your progress a lot slower than if you were working with yarn, and your hands will get tired more quickly, even if you don't normally have repetitive stress problems.

Koskinen could be onto something here: Repetitive activities like knitting may have health benefits, since they help you get out of your head and relieve stress.

Whether you're looking to manage repetitive physical stress from training, prevent injury, or improve / enhance overall performance, our RECOVERY programs are designed to get you to those goals.

Sometimes getting benefits for repetitive stress injuries is difficult because pinpointing the exact date of onset and / or disability is tricky.

The most important thing if you have been injured in an employment - related accident or have a repetitive stress injury, is that you get the complete course of treatment you need for maximum recovery.