A well earned beach break on our during our bike ride to Palm Coast . Staying active and listening to my body You may have noticed that activities you once bounced back from quickly can take a little longer to recover from now. A long bike ride, a day in the garden, a workout, or even a busy weekend may leave you feeling stiff or tired the next day. On one of our recent bike rides, Sam and I stopped at the beach in Palm Coast for a while before continuing our ride. I've learn

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