There’s no doubt that at some point as a runner (especially if you enjoy trail running), you’ve probably experienced a sprained ankle.
It’s a feeling that can literally stop you in your tracks. One minute you’re cruising …
…If you’re a runner, then you know just how important it is to focus on strength training. Not only can strength training improve your performance, but it can also help prevent injuries.
Today we’ll discuss strength exercises for patellofemoral …
…Peroneal tendonitis sidelines so many runners every year – it’s a common ankle tendon injury among endurance runners. But treatment and prevention can help you get back to doing what you love: running.
You love running, but you’ve been …
…Endurance running is a difficult sport. To thrive, you have to love the training, racing, and lifestyle that high performance demands.
Cat Bradley is an athlete that absolutely loves the sport. She’s an ultra-endurance runner coached by Matt Fitzgerald…
…Almost everyone operates their life on a 7-day life cycle with work during the weekdays and personal time on the weekend. We also schedule our running on this cycle… but are longer cycles like the 10 day training cycle …
…Runner’s knee is a frustrating injury and one of the most common sources of knee pain after running. But how do you know if you have runner’s knee in the first place?
Also known by its more formal name …
…Strength training is so important for endurance runners that it should not be considered cross-training. It’s just part of the training you must do to reach your potential.
About 20 years ago, I said something that I regret to …
…Did you know that I used to think weight training was useless for runners? I mistakenly believed we needed no strength training whatsoever…
Runners at the gym are funny. Embrace it!
Of course, I was completely wrong.
I didn’t …
…Overuse injuries are common among endurance runners, though we can usually treat them quickly. But what happens when niggles become chronic and turn into long term running injuries?
Training for big goals is inherently risky. Distance runners must push …
…This year, we’re taking action. We’re decisively moving forward with our training and executing on proven, fundamental training ideas.
We’re doing this because it’s powerful. If we can avoid gimmicks and focus on the essentials, it will be …
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