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Journalist and author of LET’S GET PHYSICAL • @putnambooks (US) and @iconbooks (UK) • Out now! Mostly on Insta @daniellefriedmanwrites

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Danielle Friedman is an award-winning freelance journalist and a regular contributor to The New York Times’ Well section, where she has written about everything from the joys of being a slow runner to the importance of pelvic floor conditioning. She is also the author of “Let’s Get Physical: How Women Discovered Exercise and Reshaped the World,” which was selected as a New Yorker and Amazon Best Book of 2022. She has appeared as a guest expert on dozens of podcasts and radio shows.

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Mantente fuerte y ágil

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By Danielle Friedman Verified
| El Diario de Juárez Verified
Hábitos como estar sentado frente al escritorio todo el día, bajar la mirada hacia tu teléfono o incluso esforzarte para recoger los calcetines del piso pueden provocar que tu cuerpo se sienta agarrotado, tenso y adolorido. Hacer tiempo para practicar buenos hábitos de movimiento puede mantenerte ágil y fuerte. Los fisioterapeutas lo saben muy bien. “Las personas vienen con los mismos problemas una y otra vez”, dijo Theresa Marko, fisioterapeuta en la ciudad de Nueva York.
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6 exercises physical therapists wish everyone did to age well

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By Danielle Friedman Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
In many cases, aches and pains can be a reflection of your daily routines. Habits like sitting at a desk all day, looking down at your phone or even straining to pick your socks up off the floor can lead to a body that feels creaky, tight and sore. Making time to practice good movement habits can keep you feeling limber and strong. Physical therapists know this all too well. “People come in with the same problems over and over again,” said Theresa Marko, a physical therapist in New York City.
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6 ejercicios que los fisioterapeutas recomiendan para envejecer mejor

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By Danielle Friedman Verified
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Prueba estos sencillos movimientos para mantenerte fuerte y ágil. En muchos casos, los achaques y dolores pueden ser un reflejo de lo que haces a diario. Hábitos como estar sentado frente al escritorio todo el día, bajar la mirada hacia tu teléfono o incluso esforzarte para recoger los calcetines del piso pueden provocar que tu cuerpo se sienta agarrotado, tenso y adolorido. Hacer tiempo para practicar buenos hábitos de movimiento puede mantenerte ágil y fuerte.
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