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Suggested Post Caption ⛔ This is a Myth ⛔When it comes to all kinds of injuries or pain, running always seems to get a bad rap. Have you ever had someone tell you “you’re going to ruin your knees with all that running you do.” 😵 📣 Well the good news is, there’s no evidence … Read more

Suggested Post Caption Related specifically to running performance – this is likely a Myth (though more research is needed). But compression socks/sleeves could possibly have some general benefits!General background – early use of compression socks was in the clinical setting where they were used to treat edema related to medical issues.Related to running, the theory … Read more

Suggested Post Caption I’m not ready to slow down yet are you? It’s an amazing thing that we have control over our aging process and our performance as an athlete. One big key is keeping intensity in your training! That’s additionally helpful because typically higher intensity workouts are shorter. You get great benefit in less … Read more

Suggested Post Caption How are you feeling today? Paying attention to our body, energy level and mood helps us understand where we are in our recovery from previous workouts. Scenario: You (or your coach) planned a 6 mile run today, which is a moderately long run for you. Take a moment to notice how you’re … Read more

Suggested Post Caption Today I am addressing upper body position, arm swing and vertical oscillation as it relates to proper running form. The upper body plays a role in maintaining lower body form and running efficiency. Improper form in the upper body can be indicative of lower body issues.👉 A runner should maintain a slight … Read more

Suggested Post Caption Are you looking for some great training ideas to add some variety and bonuses to your typical runs? Adding “stuff” to an existing run is a great way to change it up while adding an extra benefit. It’s kind of like adding fresh herbs to a boring recipe to infuse some epic … Read more

Suggested Post Caption Rest and Recovery, how much do you need? It can be difficult to determine. Like other aspects of training, there’s a fine balance. Too much rest and you’ll lack a consistent training stimulus to keep improving, and too little rest you risk over-training, diminished returns on your efforts and a higher chance … Read more

Suggested Post Caption It might be time to start working on those dance skills or take up golf! A recent research review examined 72 studies seeking clarification on the relationship between exercise and cognition. Findings concluded that acquiring new skills, regardless of physical expenditure, offers the greatest cognitive benefit. Dance and golf are two great … Read more

Suggested Post Caption Things are still a bit strange without a reliable racing schedule and I’ve heard from a lot of athletes indicating they’re feeling a little lost in their training right now. Hey, listen, races are great and this is for sure a devastating hit for race directors and athletes but training and exercising … Read more

Suggested Post Caption According to the new position statement from the National Strength and Conditioning Association, resistance training is effective in lessening age-related decreases in functional capacity and neuro-muscular function. And resistance training provides the following psychological and behavioral benefits:— Reduced trait anxiety— Enhanced self-efficacy— Improved mood— Positive changes related to anger and confusion— Improved … Read more