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In today's episode, Brodie breaks down two past injury chats from injured runners to help you with your own running rehab.
Brodie jumps on a call with Alex after receiving this message: "Hi Brodie, I Tackled Achilles tendinopathy and plantar fascia pain last year but now, the plantar fascia pain is now the main problem and has started flaring up again as I try to resume exercising after a long illness". From Sarah: "I’m doing the London Marathon in 4 weeks. I have PHT. I did 15 miles on Tuesday and I now can’t turn the pain off. It is constant. It also woke me up overnight. I really don’t want to withdraw/ defer my place…. If possible…" Become a Patron! Choose your Tier Here Run Smarter YouTube Channel Receive Run Smarter Emails Book a FREE Injury chat with Brodie Run Smarter App IOS or Android  Podcast Facebook group

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In today’s collaboration episode, we dive deep into a Q&A; session focused on helping runners train more effectively, prevent injuries, and enhance performance. Joined by Lydia and Sophie from the Stronger Stride Podcast, we explore various aspects of running, including injury prevention, training tips for different terrains, and strategies for marathon preparation and recovery. 
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Episode Summary:
In today’s episode, we delve into the critical aspects of running smarter, not harder, with physical therapist Matthew Silver. Drawing insights from his new book, Built to Run, we explore essential topics such as proper running form, effective breathing techniques, and strategies to prevent common injuries. Matthew brings a wealth of knowledge from his experience in treating runners and offers practical advice that can transform your running experience. 
Key Topics Covered:Optimizing Running Form: Discussion on the importance of running form, identifying common form mistakes, and how to correct them for better performance and injury prevention.Breathing Techniques for Runners: Insights into how proper breathing can enhance running performance, including practical exercises and the physiological benefits of different breathing methods.Preventing Common Injuries: Tips on how to use strength training, mobility exercises, and proper running mechanics to stay injury-free.Guest Bio:
Matthew Silver is a US-based physical therapist specializing in running-related injuries and performance. He has a deep personal and professional interest in helping runners overcome challenges and achieve their best. 
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Dr Amy Bender is a sleep scientist on a mission to promote sleep for well-being & better performance. She is the perfect guest to have on the podcast to discuss its importance for your running performance, recovery and efficiency.  We discuss:Link between sleep and running injuriesWhat you need to know about the different sleep stagesSigns & symptoms of poor sleep habitsImportance of both sleep quality and quantity Common sleeping disorders for runnersCan I sleep too much?Practical tips for sleep hygieneRight sleep position and pillowHere are the links for: Amy's twitter account https://twitter.com/Sleep4Sport Amy's insta account https://www.instagram.com/sleep4sport/ Here is a link for the sleep questionnaire:  https://static-content.springer.com/esm/art%3A10.1186%2Fs40798-018-0140-5/MediaObjects/40798_2018_140_MOESM1_ESM.pdf 
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Sleep Science for Runners with Amy Bender (Re-Run: Mar 2020)

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Here are the papers we will cover in today's episode:Exploring the Relationship between Running-Related Technology Use and Running-Related InjuriesRisk factors associated with a history of iliotibial band syndrome (hITBS) in distance runnersA preliminary exploration of the regression equation for performance in amateur half-marathon runners: a perspective based on respiratory muscle functionCurrent and future advances in practice: tendinopathies of the hipMind to move: Differences in running biomechanics between sensing and intuition shod runners  bastiaan@volodalen.comComparison of muscle activity of the lower limbs while running on different treadmill models

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In this insightful episode, we delve into the fascinating world of power meters and their application in running to enhance speed and efficiency. Our guest, Cody Van Russell, a researcher and a former personal trainer with a rich background in kinesiology, shares his extensive research into power meters. He offers practical advice on how runners can leverage this technology for improved performance. Key Topics Covered:Introduction to Running Power: Understanding the concept of power in running, its research, and how it differs from cycling power.Cody Van Russell's Background: From personal training to pursuing a PhD, Cody's journey through an accident, research in concussion labs, to his current focus on wearable technology in sports.Mechanical Power and Running Economy: Discussion on the complexities of measuring running power and its implications for running economy.Stride Power Meters: An overview of wearable devices like the Stride pod and their role in estimating running power.Research Insights: Cody shares findings from his research on stride running power, including its reliability, validity, and utility in training.Practical Applications: How runners can utilize power meters to adjust their training, especially in varying terrains and conditions.Strength Training and Running Economy: Beyond power meters, Cody emphasizes the importance of strength training and plyometrics in improving running economy and performance.Future of Running Power Meters: Acknowledging the current limitations and the potential for further research and development in this area.
Guest Bio:
Cody Van Russell, an accomplished researcher with a focus on exercise physiology, has explored the realms of concussion research, wearable technology, and nonlinear analysis of biological signals. With a passion for high-performance sport, Cody's work aims to understand and optimize human movement and performance through innovative research. 


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