How RECOVERY Can Make You a FASTER Swimmer

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In 2016, Michael Phelps made the headlines for the purple dots all over around his body. They are actually signs of “cupping,” an ancient Chinese healing practice that many swimmers use for recovery. But how does it work? Can you do it too? Why is it good for swimmers? Let's dive in!

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this seems like a iA generated content, i prefer the more human voices and timing

Javiercav
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Can regeneration after swimming be a workout at the gym?

jc-dphn
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Pardon the silly aside : it occurs to me that hungover people can describe their morning-after “hair-of-the-dog” beverage as Active Recovery.

richardwhiteman
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Yo recibo tratamiento mediante láser analgésico en articulaciones y grupos musculares, así como vacuum y presoterapia complementaria a descarga muscular...claro, todo esto me lo hace mi ft favorita ❤

NipiTheDog
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Excellent swimming healing-recovery video. Mr. Micheal Phelps went to U-Michigan. GOBLUE-NATTYUP🏆!

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