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Maddy Biddulph

Keeping this muscle group strong could be the key to a longer life, according to this physical therapist

Woman exercising with kettlebell at home.

It’s widely accepted that for most people, living a long, healthy life depends on getting enough sleep, eating well and staying physically active. However, there’s one muscle group that it may be worth paying extra attention to to maximize your longevity.

“Having stronger and larger quads are associated with better outcomes across multiple populations,” says Corey Podbielski, a board-certified doctor of physical therapy at Gaylord Specialty Healthcare.

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