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Can Warm-Up Prevent Injuries?

Yes, warm-ups can significantly reduce the risk of injuries by:
- Increasing muscle elasticity
- Enhancing joint mobility
- Improving coordination and balance
- Preparing the cardiovascular system for physical exertion

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