Don’t let the heat beat you down
With these 9 tips for preventing heat-related illness, your summertime workouts will do you good, not wring you out.
Eve Clayton has worked as a copywriter and editor for more than 20 years, helping local, national and international businesses tell their stories and reach new audiences. She serves clients in a variety of industries, including health care, food/beverage, technology, legal services and office furniture. She lives in the heart of Grand Rapids with her husband and two children and enjoys reading, hiking, drinking coffee and exploring new places.
With these 9 tips for preventing heat-related illness, your summertime workouts will do you good, not wring you out.
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