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JAN 11 2026

Why stretching before exercise increases injury risk and what physical therapists recommend instead

In recent years, the conventional wisdom surrounding pre-exercise stretching has been challenged by new research. While many believe that stretching is essential for preparing the body for physical activity, emerging studies reveal that it may actually increase the risk of injury. Traditional static stretching—where muscles are held in an elongated position—has come under scrutiny for its effectiveness and potential drawbacks. What if the very routine thought to prevent injuries is doing the…

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JAN 11 2026

Why pickleball injuries have tripled and orthopedic surgeons blame one common habit

As pickleball surges in popularity, the number of injuries related to the sport has skyrocketed. In just a few short years, participation in pickleball has nearly doubled, attracting players from all age groups. However, rising injury rates, reportedly tripling in some demographics, have turned the spotlight on a common habit many players exhibit: inadequate warm-up routines. This alarming trend is raising concerns among orthopedic surgeons who warn that neglecting proper preparation can lead…

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JAN 11 2026

Why running in cold weather burns more calories but most joggers make one risky mistake

As winter settles in, many joggers lace up their running shoes to embrace the chill. While cold weather can lead to increased calorie burn, it also invites common mistakes that could put runners at risk. Understanding the science behind this phenomenon can help ensure a safe and effective workout. The body works harder to maintain its core temperature in the cold, ramping up metabolism through a process called thermogenesis. Studies indicate that running in temperatures near freezing can boost…

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JAN 11 2026

ChaosCouch #022026

VeloKitchen Dortmund 🚲

Termin: 06.02.2026 – ab 19:30 Uhr

Konzept einer Fahrradselbsthilfe-Werkstatt in der Dortmunder Nordstadt und die Bewegung Right to Repair.

Wie immer laden wir interessierte Menschen ein, uns in unseren Räumen an der Braunschweiger Straße zu besuchen.

 

 

JAN 11 2026

Why keeping your thermostat at 68°F costs more than the temperature most HVAC experts recommend

The debate around the optimal thermostat setting for your home is not just a matter of comfort; it has significant implications for your energy bills. Many homeowners believe that keeping their thermostat at 68°F is the best approach during the colder months. However, HVAC experts often recommend a different strategy—one that could lead to both increased savings and enhanced heating efficiency. Understanding the impact of small temperature adjustments can help you make informed decisions that…

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JAN 11 2026

Why reversing your ceiling fan in winter cuts heating costs more than lowering the thermostat

For many households, winter means cranking up the heat and watching heating costs soar. However, a surprisingly simple action can help manage these expenses effectively. Reversing the direction of your ceiling fan can redistribute warm air more efficiently than simply lowering the thermostat. In fact, this adjustment can lead to significant savings on heating costs while enhancing home comfort. As warm air naturally rises, a ceiling fan rotating in a clockwise direction can pull that air down…

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JAN 11 2026

Why closing vents in unused rooms actually makes your heating bills higher

With winter’s chill settling in, many homeowners are seeking ways to minimize energy costs. A popular yet misleading strategy is closing vents in unused rooms, with the belief that it will divert heat to spaces that are actually occupied. However, this approach may be counterproductive, leading to higher heating bills and an overworked HVAC system. Understanding the mechanics of your heating system and how it operates is essential to maintaining efficient energy efficiency throughout your home.

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JAN 11 2026

Eine eigene Wordclock bauen // Workshop 28.02.2026

Eine eigene Wordclock bauen // Workshop 28.02.2026 Mario Voigt So., 11.01.2026 - 12:57
JAN 10 2026

Keramik Workshop - 01-2026

Werte Freunde des guten Tons, es ist wieder Zeit für Keramik-Sonntage! Die nächsten sind am 18.01. und 08.02., wer also Zeit und Lust auf Töpfern hat ist herzlich willkommen! Der Spaß geht von 11-16 Uhr, bringt euch bitte Verpflegung mit sowie Geld für die Materialkosten (13€/kg Ton) und eine Spende für den Verein :) Anmelden könnt ihr euch hier: https://pads.eigenbaukombinat.de/Anmeldung-Keramik?edit Wir freuen uns auf sommerliche Kreativsonntage mit euch!