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Six Steps to Avoid Injury as a Runner

4/7/2021

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You’ve been there before haven’t you?

Frustration because you can’t train the way you want to, with injuries and niggles limiting your ability to train consistently. It feels like your body can’t do what you want it to be able to do, no matter how much your mind is willing it on.

Injuries can be the biggest frustration because ultimately it’s taking away your ability to do what you want to do. It limits your freedom and takes away the joy of running and the feeling of vitality it provides.
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In this article I’m going to help solve your problems with a list of 6 simple steps you can take to begin building the habits that will reduce the risk of injury as a runner.


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Walk Your Way to a Personal Best

3/19/2021

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If there is anything running has taught me in my years, is that a lot of the time backwards convention works.

Some of the concepts, theories, ideas, tips and tricks of running that I’ve picked up initially left me confused.

​One of those concepts is that slowing down can actually help you go faster.  Let me explain…

In 2017 when I start taking running seriously, I couldn’t run very far before stopping, either to walk off a stitch, bring my heart rate down, or to bring my breathing under control.  It was a common case of being seriously … unift. For someone who grew up as a competitor (be it athletics, football, basketball, or really anything I tried), I was often left frustrated at not being able to run more than a couple minutes without stopping.  I could play back to back competitive games of football or basketball in my high school years, and that sadly raised my expectations of myself.


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How To Be Safe While Running In Public During Covid 19 Pandemic

12/6/2020

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​Runners prefer to run regularly and in no way want to miss regular practice sessions to keep their body fit and active. However, COVID-19 concerns are still at the top of the mind and this makes it somewhat difficult to run freely in the public place. As it’s contagious and the government is also uncompromising in avoiding social distance, as a runner you could be frustrated and worried to run outdoors.
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4 Tips to Promote Better Joint Health As a Runner

11/28/2020

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​There’s a myth out there that running can be harmful to your joints, especially the knees. But the evidence suggests otherwise.
According to three large studies, running is not harmful to your knees. In fact, it may promote healthier joints than in people that are inactive. Running has been shown to increase bone strength, and may even benefit your cartilage, the cushion that protects your joints. ​​
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Top 5 Instagram Runners To Follow For Inspiration

11/1/2020

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There are many ways to find daily motivation to run! Running communities (like our R&RT community), running blogs and running personalities on social media are just a few examples. In this article I'm going to recommend my favourite Instagram accounts for you to follow. 
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I've based my decisions on the usefulness of the content, quality of tips, interaction with followers and of course, gorgeous running-related images. The accounts are in no particular order!

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