File:Bishop Loughlin Games - Armory - Track & Field (11609407975).jpg

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Medical personnel stretching out a sprinters hamstrings. This is the incorrect procedure following a hamstring muscle strain where pressure should be applied to prevent bleeding and to decrease the time of injury. Original description: Bishop Loughlin Games - Armory - Track & Field December 21, 2013 New Balance Track & Field Center at The Armory New York, NY

Medical personnel attending to a runner who pulled up at the end of his race (maybe a hamstring).

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Author Steven Pisano from Brooklyn, NY, USA

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