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Know Your Limits

The most common injury is to the shoulder--up to 60% of elite swimmers have had swimmer's shoulder at some time. By taking a few precautions, the chances of injury can be minimized. The key is to stay within your physical capabilities, limits set by age, genetics, and previous training.





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