
If there’s one unavoidable task this fall, it’s raking the detritus of once lush, blossoming trees. Yes, those mountains of leaves on your yard. Feeling the wind blow and watching leaves fall while sitting on your porch can be relaxing, but when it’s time to wield the rake, your body may pay the price for your idleness.
As with most strenuous activities, your muscles will be forced to work harder than normal. Every fall, homeowners rush to Georgetown urgent care clinics for a checkup after injuring their back while raking. To avoid the same fate, you should learn some life hacks for easier raking without pain.
Befriend the Wind
Between you and the wind, the latter always wins. So, instead of fighting it, make it your friend. Avoid raking on extremely windy days because it will complicate collection of leaves, therefore increasing the demands on your body, such as raking harder than you should. Read more from this blog:
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