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Basic workouts at home that would keep my joints flexible?
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One of the best : Activities I have found to keep joints flexible is a stretching regimen. Yoga is a fantastic stretching regimen and is also a fitness program that can and will strengthen your body as a whole and contribute not just to joint flexibility but whole body health.
Answered 12/30/2016
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