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This post-run routine is not for those who want to train less and run faster, or get fit in three 20-minute workouts per week. This 37-minute routine tackles your core PROPERLY, Full Article »
This drill is great for beginners and professionals alike. Walking on your heels increases your ability to keep your foot dorsi-flexed throughout your running stride. Furthermore, it can prevent shin Full Article »
This exercise is great if you are looking to tone up your triceps otherwise known as your ‘under-arm’. As distance runners, using bands is great because it creates long, lean Full Article »
The reverse crunch is a simple exercise, yet crucial to creating a strong and functional core for running. You can perform this exercise on the ground or hanging from a Full Article »
We are in the midst of creating a post-run routine for young, old, fast, and middle-of-the-packers. This is merely a preliminary list, and we would like to know if you Full Article »
Over a long enough period of time, the injury rate for all runners is 100%. And while the greatest gains are achieved through long bouts of uninterrupted training, sometimes we Full Article »
By far, the most commonly asked question I receive when counseling an athlete or delivering a nutrition talk is clarifying the “right” amount of protein an athlete should be eating Full Article »
Fire Hydrants are yet another phenomenal exercise dedicated to glute activation. Keep in mind that a thorough stretch following this exercise is recommended as with any strengthening exercise. Preparation: Begin Full Article »
If you are in search of a total body workout, grab your yoga mat and exercise band ‘cause this workout will ‘ROCK’ YOUR WORLD!