The purpose of this research is to piece together proven techniques for injury prevention and rehabilitation in runners and use this information to outline the best techniques to make invulnerable the body of a runner and maximally enhance his or her performance. This review will cover the specific muscles that, when strengthened or stretched, are closest linked to improved performance when running. Furthermore, shared characteristics of specific running injuries will be made, as well as examinations of debates for effective running injury rehabilitation strategies. By doing this, an understanding of running related injuries, and the studied exercises and techniques that can treat them, can be created. In order to prevent injury and improve...
Runners sustain injuries at an alarming rate. According to various epidemiologic studies [1–7], betw...
Background: Because of the complex and multifaceted nature of running injuries, a multifactorial app...
The purpose of this study was to prospectively analyze a large group of marathon runners (n=20) and ...
Running as a form of physical activity continues to grow in popularity and is accompanied by a numbe...
Running is one of the most popular leisure sports activities. Next to its beneficial health effects,...
Design: A narrative review Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to highlight some common extrinsic ...
Running economy is considered an important physiological measure for endurance athletes, especially ...
Runners are at relatively high risk for sustaining an overuse injury. While many risk factors have b...
The purpose of this paper is to highlight some common extrinsic and intrinsic risk factors associate...
Running for distance is not exclusive to athletes, but inclusive to everyday individuals as a method...
Long-distance recreational running is a popular form of exercise enjoyed by many people across Cana...
Sarah Catlow, MFHT and Lance Doggart, MFHT discuss running injuries and prevention strategies
This presentation discusses the history of barefoot running including empirical evidence of the eff...
Abstract: Background: For years there has been a debate on the importance of proper running mechanic...
Long distance running has become a highly-participated activity throughout the world, allowing indiv...
Runners sustain injuries at an alarming rate. According to various epidemiologic studies [1–7], betw...
Background: Because of the complex and multifaceted nature of running injuries, a multifactorial app...
The purpose of this study was to prospectively analyze a large group of marathon runners (n=20) and ...
Running as a form of physical activity continues to grow in popularity and is accompanied by a numbe...
Running is one of the most popular leisure sports activities. Next to its beneficial health effects,...
Design: A narrative review Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to highlight some common extrinsic ...
Running economy is considered an important physiological measure for endurance athletes, especially ...
Runners are at relatively high risk for sustaining an overuse injury. While many risk factors have b...
The purpose of this paper is to highlight some common extrinsic and intrinsic risk factors associate...
Running for distance is not exclusive to athletes, but inclusive to everyday individuals as a method...
Long-distance recreational running is a popular form of exercise enjoyed by many people across Cana...
Sarah Catlow, MFHT and Lance Doggart, MFHT discuss running injuries and prevention strategies
This presentation discusses the history of barefoot running including empirical evidence of the eff...
Abstract: Background: For years there has been a debate on the importance of proper running mechanic...
Long distance running has become a highly-participated activity throughout the world, allowing indiv...
Runners sustain injuries at an alarming rate. According to various epidemiologic studies [1–7], betw...
Background: Because of the complex and multifaceted nature of running injuries, a multifactorial app...
The purpose of this study was to prospectively analyze a large group of marathon runners (n=20) and ...