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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'strain a muscle' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when someone has experienced an injury to or put too much pressure on a muscle, resulting in it being stretched beyond its capacity. For example: "The weightlifter strained a muscle in his left arm, meaning he had to take some time off from training."
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Although the risk of muscle strain is especially high during sports activities, you also can strain a muscle by lifting a heavy carton or by simply stepping off a curb.
When you strain a muscle, stop doing the activity that caused it to be strained.
If you strain a muscle or feel a pain in your body, take a rest day.
Back flipping is a fairly strenuous activity, and it's pretty easy to strain a muscle if you're not careful.
If you try too hard you may strain a muscle or feel otherwise discouraged from "too much too soon".
This may be especially useful if you strain a muscle on your abdomen or in your pelvic area.
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Duncan strained a muscle in his upper left back while fielding a bunt Thursday night.
"We can participate in sports with no concern about straining a muscle".
Pettitte said the Yankees believe he might have strained a muscle in his back.
"You probably overexerted yourself in the field and strained a muscle.
Dave Mlicki (3-6) left after only 29 pitches when he strained a muscle on his left side.
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