Sentences with phrase «to protect against injury»

Both flexibility and balance are critical for protecting yourself against injury.

This insurance does not cover you or your passengers — it is intended to protect against injury claims from others.

Make sure the child's room is safe to protect against an injury during a night terror.

You will effectively delay the fatigue that usually sets in, and you'll also protect yourself against injuries that can happen when you push too hard.

Current vehicles provide distinct driver and passenger side airbags to protect against injury in such collisions.

This type of insurance helps protect against injury claims and property - damage suits (up to policy limits) brought by other drivers, pedestrians, or property owners if you are at fault in an accident.

My guess is to protect against his injury guarantee with a new HC coming in.

According to guidelines by the American Academy of Pediatrics set in October 2011, crib bumpers do not protect against injury and actually pose a risk of suffocation, strangulation or entrapment.

As the authors of one review stated, «If most injuries occur in the normal range of motion, then why would an increased range of motion protect against injuries?»

Using planks to strengthen your entire core, particularly your back, will help protect against injury when you do other abdominal exercises and when you do everyday activities, like bending over to pick something up or lifting something heavy.

Safety surfacing protects against injuries and can be used to create different themed areas.

New advancements such as fetal monitoring help healthcare workers protect against these injuries, however, they are still a prevalent issue.

While great time and effort are spent on protecting against injury lawsuits (hot coffee and the like), that risk for most businesses is relatively small and, more importantly, can be insured against.

An umbrella policy can help protect you against injuries or property damage that may take place in your home; injuries or property damage resulting from operating your vehicle; libel; and slander.

The number of pitches thrown by major league pitchers is closely monitored to protect against injury, but monitoring pitch count is even more important in younger players because growing bones and joints are more susceptible to injury than in adults.

However, pitch count limits and enforced days of rest are not enough to protect against injury, Moseley said.

This means that the talent already on the roster has to improve and depth needs to be added to protect against injury.

Through the purposeful and progressive integration of linear / lateral acceleration mechanics, coaches can establish the basics of movement that will serve to optimize performance and protect against injury.

Not only does sunblock keep out harmful sun rays, it also keeps out vitamin D — a beneficial nutrient that can promote immunity and protect against injury.

Practicing the lifting motion can help to strengthen the lower back muscles and help to protect against injury.

Don't get so excited that you jump into a workout without a proper warm up or cool down — this is necessary to protect against injury and while aiding with flexibility.

You'll also have the capacity to recover quickly between workouts, and you'll protect yourself against any injuries or setbacks.

Stretching before these activities is therefore unlikely to protect against injury.

Whether someone is liable for your injuries will hinge upon whether there was a «duty of care» to protect against injuries for a person who was not expected to be there when the accident took place.

(3) Uninsured Motorists - to protect against the injuries you, your family or your passengers might suffer in a hit - and - run accident or in an accident with an uninsured vehicle.

Your Neighbors Your neighbors and their property are protected against injuries or damages resulting from your, your dependents, or your property.

This type of coverage is mobile, and protects you against injury or property damage claims anywhere you go.