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Principles of Recovery - The Injured Runner
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Helping runners get back to what they love to do.run! The annual incidence of injury in regularly training recreational runners is estimated to range between 37 and 56%. Unfortunately, for those of us who enjoy running, the likelihood of getting injured is quite high. Running injuries are often an interaction of several factors; however, an understanding of a few principles can help you more effectively manage an injury and prevent future injury. Too much, too fast. Braces, orthotics (custom foot support...
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Meniscuss Injuries - The Injured Runner
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Helping runners get back to what they love to do.run! Are the fourth most common injury in runners according to a study of over 2000 runners seeeking medical care. If you feel you may have a meniscus tear you will need to be evaluated by an orthopedic surgeon who will most likely recommend getting an MRI to diagnose the injury. For more information and a surgeon’s perspective of treatment click here.
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The Injured Runner - Runner's knee, IT band, shin splints, cross training, strengthening, stretching, principles of recovery.
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Helping runners get back to what they love to do.run! Rdquo; provides the most comprehensive, research based information available to help runners completely recover from injury. Only $39.95 Free Shipping. Did you know that your running shoes need rest? The cushioning material in your shoes becomes hotter when you run due to the energy it is absorbing. To get the most cushioning out of your running shoes give them 24 hours between runs. Need some exercises to get your "butt in gear"? Yep, butts are in!
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Calf Strain - The Injured Runner
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Helping runners get back to what they love to do.run! See Principles of Recovery. Gentle stretching of the calf muscles will accelerate healing. Perform the bent and straight knee calf stretches two to three times per day. See bent calf stretches. And straight knee calf stretches. Massage is helpful in reducing the initial pain. I usually wait two or three days before using a deeper massage. The Injured Runner – A Balanced Solution.
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Stretching for Runners - Controversies and benefits
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Helping runners get back to what they love to do.run! Recent research has raised questions about the value of stretching. For instance, athletes who stretched before 100m sprint or maximal jump testing actually performed worse than if they performed warm up drills or didn’t stretch at all prior to the testing. The majority of distance runners aren’t testing our vertical leap or our 100m times. Personally, I would be downright embarrassed to see my results. Vinyasa Yoga For Runners. Gently stretching an i...
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Treating Achilles Tendonitis - The Injured Runner
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Helping runners get back to what they love to do.run! Is a painful condition affecting the Achilles tendon. The Achilles tendon transfers forces equivalent to four to eleven times your body weight when running. Unfortunately, the body is not always able to tolerate that much force and the result is a painful Achilles tendon. See Principles of Recovery. Physical therapists can apply a treatment called iontophoresis. Of both calf muscles at least twice per day. See bent knee calf stretches. Of the calf mus...
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Identify your running injury - The Injured Runner
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Injury Regions - The Injured Runner
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Helping runners get back to what they love to do.run! The following is a list of the most common running related injuries with links to information on how you can recover from these injuries. If you have a condition that is not covered by The Injured Runner please contact us. And share your experience. Foot / Ankle Region. Pain in the Butt.
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IT Band - The Injured Runner
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Helping runners get back to what they love to do.run! IT Band Syndrome or Iliotibial Band Friction Syndrome. Certain body mechanics and muscle imbalances may cause increased friction and result in symptoms. Initially, you will experience the pain only after running a certain distance and the pain will subside after the run. As symptoms progress, walking or going up and down stairs becomes painful and running is quite painful. See Principles of Recovery. The Injured Runner – A Balanced Solution. Foam roll...
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Butt Strengthening - The Injured Runner
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Helping runners get back to what they love to do.run! Lift your butt trying to make a straight line from your ankle to shoulder. Butt Lift / Ball Roll. Simultaneously lift your butt and roll the ball toward your butt. Hold your butt up while alternately lifting your legs.
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