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4. Keep moving

Things like gentle yoga and leisurely walks are great post-workout options. Though many people just want to collapse on the couch after an intense cardio or strength workout, being completely still after extensive movement is more likely to make muscles seize up. This is due to lactic acid build-up in the muscles post-workout. Instead, slow down the exercise gradually with cool-down stretches or a walk.

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