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Subject Damian Lillard Talks Injury, Recovery, And How To Be A Better Parent
Date October 20, 2022 7:47 PM
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What Daughters Want Their Sports Dads to Know

 

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Oct 20, 2022

 

As much as we hate to admit it, injuries are a part of an active life. Whether
you’re a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, a muscle pull or tweaked
back is pretty much inevitable. But don’t let that stop you from staying fit and
having fun. There are plenty of ways to help minimize your chances of getting
hurt at the gym or on the court, or speeding up your recovery if it happens. And
even if you do get hurt, you can take that downside and turn it to your
advantage. Take it from Damian Lillard: When his season ended early last year
due to an abdominal injury, he used that downtime to become a better dad. “The
amount of time we’ve had has allowed me to kind of establish who I am today and
establish a real relationship and bond with all my kids.” See? Some injuries
have a silver lining.

 

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3 Exercises To Keep Your Core Stabilized  

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Plank Mountain-Climbers Start in a plank — the top of push-up position. Pull one
leg in to bring your knee to your chest, then return your foot to its original
position. Switch legs. Repeat. Do 30 on each side.

 

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Side Plank with Leg Raises Start out lying on your side with your feet stacked.
Ground your right forearm on the floor and raise up into a side plank position,
keeping your body in a straight line. Raise your top leg. Hold this position for
a count of thirty, then lower your leg back down. Switch sides and raise the
other leg for a count of thirty.

 

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Russian Twists Start in a seated position. Lean back so your torso is at a
45-degree angle with the floor, keeping your feet grounded with your legs bent
at the knees. Bring your palms together in front of your chest. Rotate your body
all the way to the left, then back through the center and to the right. Repeat.
Perform 30 on each side.

Read more tips for keeping your core strong.
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FURTHER READING 6 Exercises to Help Injury-Proof Your Lower Back
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9 Ways To Stay Injury-Free For Life
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7 Bodyweight Exercises To Injury-Proof Runners
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SOBER OCTOBER

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PARENTING

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  What Daughters Want Their Sports Dads to Know
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  Show them that sports aren’t a boy/girl thing — they're an athlete thing.
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