Recovery from your run
Preparing to recover well to so that your training program doesn’t miss a beat
Preparing to recover well to so that your training program doesn’t miss a beat
From a physical preparation standpoint, there are some great (and simple) strategies that you can implement before you run that should have you feeling ready to go as you cross the start line.
Does foam rolling and trigger point release really work? And how? It would want to because it’s pretty uncomfortable at times!
Putting HIIT training under the microscope.. does current research supports the idea that training harder for shorter periods is best?
Everyone is getting great results with High-Intensity Interval Training, but why? Read on to find out…
The World Health Organisation suggests adults should exercise for at least 150 minutes per week, but industry experts believe this figure should be upwards of four hours.
As a physio, I have a keen interest in preventative measures, constantly researching the latest evidence and looking for scientifically proven interventions to help people…
Whether you call it the dreaded shin splints, MTSS or runner’s shins, this common condition can be holding you back unnecessarily.
Runners of Perth: Is shin pain holding your back? Read on to find the top five things that you should consider as you get back to running.
The benefits to your health that you get from running are widely acknowledged, but this also comes with aches, pains and slight increase in risk of running-related injury.