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Table of Contents
Stroke
Risk Factors Associated with Stroke
Importance of Exercise
Types of Exercise
Safety Measures
Cardiovascular Training Guidelines
Strength Training Guidelines
Flexibility/Functionality Training Guidelines
Recommended Stretches
Developing Fine Motor Skills
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