(Original Post Date: 4/5/23)
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Create a Seasonal Framework to Avoid Strength Training Burnout
(Original Post Date: 9/21/22)
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Train Smart - What a Running Specialist PT Wished all Runners Knew - Acute: Chronic Workload Ratio
(Original Post Date: 9/22/22)
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The Importance of Foot Intrinsics - How to Potentially Decrease Your Chance of Injury by 2.5 Times
(Original post date: 9/22/22) Up to 80% of runners get injured every year - crazy right? Ideally, th...
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Introducing the Runeasi Gait Analysis System: More Information for Injured and Injury-Free Runners
We’re excited to formally partner with Runeasi - a run gait analysis tool that will help us continue...
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Heel-Striking: Is It Really Bad for You? Cadence for Runners
There are numerous running myths out there and many of them are related to running form. Probably th...
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The Injury Buffer: Why So Many Runners are Chronically Injured
70-80% of runners develop a running-related injury every year. This number is staggering and there a...