Raking leaves in the fall is as common as squirrels storing acorns. You are sure to be as busy as a squirrel to keep your yard looking tidy. Though raking is a good form of exercise that actually performs some aerobic benefit to the body, it must be done properly. Otherwise, you risk finding yourself in a Kent urgent care clinic because you hurt your back, neck, shoulder, or arm.
Homeowners who complain of body pain and strain after working in the yard have one thing in common: They neglected to understand proper techniques for such an activity. They committed common mistakes that you should avoid at all costs. Read more from this blog:
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