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Marathon creates challenges for road users: "I don't know how to get to work"
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Aid worker Tim has been volunteering at Amsterdam Marathon for nearly nine years
Tim Zandbergen has volunteered as a first aid responder for the Amsterdam Marathon for nearly nine years, using his bicycle to provide rapid medical assistance. He carries essential equipment like an AED to help participants and spectators during emergencies, including life-threatening situations.

How to recover after a marathon: Five tips from a physiotherapist
Physical therapist Milou Schooneman offers recovery tips for participants of the Amsterdam Marathon, emphasizing the need for gentle movement, proper nutrition, and hydration. She advises runners to gradually rebuild their training intensity over the week following the race and to seek medical advice if muscle pain persists.
Look back: tens of thousands run Amsterdam Marathon
Approximately 32,000 runners participated in the 51st TCS Amsterdam Marathon today. The race began and concluded at the Olympic Stadium, with full-marathon participants completing the standard 42.195-kilometer distance.