3 Reasons Runners Should Be Strength Training
I talked to a friend recently about her training dilemma. Like a lot of runners, she’s looking to shave some time off her race PRs, but as soon as she increases her weekly mileage, her […]
I talked to a friend recently about her training dilemma. Like a lot of runners, she’s looking to shave some time off her race PRs, but as soon as she increases her weekly mileage, her […]
One of the most common questions I hear from new runners that I coach is, “How can I prevent those annoying side stitches?” A side stitch is a sharp, intense pain under the lower […]
Are you trying to get back to running after a break? Here’s how to safely come back after you’ve taken some time off from running. […]
Running long distances can leave your body feeling exhausted and sore. Whether you’re training for a long distance race like a marathon or trying to increase your overall mileage, proper recovery from long runs is […]
Runner’s knee is one of those common overuse injuries that’s at first just annoying, but can end up being very painful if you ignore it. Fortunately, there are some simple strategies to both prevent and […]
Call me crazy or a masochist, but I actually like that “ouch, I definitely ran hard” feeling in my legs after a really long or intense run. I’ve talked to other runners who feel the […]
Common sense is crucial to injury prevention and recovery, but sometimes you may need help from some key tools. Incorporating recovery and injury prevention tools into your routine can make a world of difference in your […]
I haven’t had a running injury (knock on wood) for several years now and I attribute it mostly to learning from past mistakes and following these simple injury prevention strategies. Here’s some expert advice on […]
Aside from causing some physical pain, a running injury can also take a big emotional toll on runners. When you’re recovering from an injury, you become much more aware of how running is a big, […]
Runners often feel pain come and go, sometimes very quickly. I tend to panic when I feel a pain in my shin or other area, and start thinking about the worst case scenario. (“It MUST […]
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