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July 24, 2018 sportsmedicineweekly 670TheScore, Ask the Doctor, Dr. Brian Cole, Elbow, Injury, Knee, PodcastSegments, Shoulder, Therapy, Training, Treatment Leave a comment

Restarting a training program after a period of inactivity; Knee and shoulder pain

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