Fix My Running

Fix My Running

By Matthew BoydMedicineHealth & Fitness
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Fix My Running episodes

  • Why Do Runners Get Injured So Much?

    Your Runner’s Knee Rehab Is Too Lighthttps://youtu.be/t06LhGU-szMFind out the root cause of your running injury 👇https://fixmyrunning.com/root-cause-analysis/Book a Free Running Audit 👇https://fixmyrunning.com/root-cause-analysis/booking-page

    10 min
  • The Final Step in Your Achilles Rehab

    Why Your Heel Drops Aren't Fixing Your Achilleshttps://youtu.be/CLsoNJFQU7w?si=opdm8P1id9-upHa4Find out the root cause of your running injury 👇https://fixmyrunning.com/root-cause-analysis/Book a Free Running Audit 👇https://fixmyrunning.com/root-cause-analysis/booking-page

    10 min
  • Why Your Achilles Rehab Failed

    If you’re an injured runner we can help you get back to running pain-free.


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    https://matthewboydphysio.com/booking/


    Running Fundamentals Course

    https://matthewboydphysio.com/running-fundamentals-course/


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    Summary


    This episode explores why traditional Achilles rehab often falls short for runners and how to effectively adapt rehab protocols to include running, ensuring stronger, pain-free performance.


    Takeaways


    • The Achilles tendon strength myth is incomplete because traditional rehab often focuses too much on isolated exercises and not enough on the real-world running load that actually builds resilience.
    • Running is the ultimate rehab for runners because the tendon adapts best when it is gradually exposed to the specific stresses of the sport itself.
    • The power of volume over intensity in tendon adaptation is that repetitive, lower-load running can be more useful for building durability than a few heavy, high-effort exercises.
    • The critical role of dose titration in rehab progress is that running volume should be adjusted based on how the tendon responds from day to day, not followed as a fixed plan.
    • The inadequacy of traditional rehab beyond the initial phase is that early strengthening helps, but full recovery usually requires a transition into controlled running.
    • Reps are the missing link in conventional rehab because tendon adaptation depends on accumulating enough repeated load cycles over time.
    • The misconception of “load” as only weight or effort is that the total number of steps and repetitions can matter just as much as lifting heavy.
    12 min
  • What My 4-Year-Old Taught Me About Running With Arthritis

    If you’re an injured runner we can help you get back to running pain-free.


    Click the link to book a free call with us

    https://matthewboydphysio.com/booking/


    Running Fundamentals Course

    https://matthewboydphysio.com/running-fundamentals-course/


    Instagram

    https://www.instagram.com/matthewboydphysio/


    Other related links:

    1. Fix My Form Protocol

    2. Run Strong Protocol

    3. Book a Free Evaluation Call

    Summary


    This episode addresses the fears and misconceptions about running with arthritis, emphasizing that biological systems can adapt and improve with proper training. It offers practical advice on how to safely return to running despite fears and medical advice.


    Takeaways


    • Fear of damage is a rational response but can be managed with proper training.
    • Biological systems, including joints, adapt positively to stress when loaded correctly.
    • Running does not wear out knees; it can promote joint health.
    • Progressive, guided training with pain monitoring is key to safe running.
    • Bravery involves making a conscious choice to face fears, not the absence of fear.
    6 min
  • How Desensitizing Pain Saved My Running, Even With Meniscus Tears

    Connect with Us:

    If you’re an injured runner we can help you get back to running pain-free.


    Book a free call with us:

    https://matthewboydphysio.com/booking/


    Running Fundamentals Course:

    https://matthewboydphysio.com/running-fundamentals-course/


    Instagram:

    https://www.instagram.com/matthewboydphysio/


    Summary


    In this episode, Greg shares his journey from chronic knee pain to running pain-free, highlighting the importance of resilience, proper form, and understanding the body's adaptive capacity. Discover practical insights on managing pain, building strength, and staying motivated through setbacks.


    Takeaways


    • Embrace resilience over rest: By gently staying active, even with some discomfort, you can heal faster and keep your body in tune.
    • Find your adaptive zone: Progress isn't always a straight line. Embrace the ups and downs, knowing you're still moving forward.
    • Rethink aging and joints: Your joints are adaptable, not destined to wear out. Keep them moving and strong.
    • Build your resilience shield: Strengthening your body not only heals but also protects you from future setbacks.
    • Shift your mindset on pain: See pain as a temporary guide, not a barrier. This shift can unlock new paths to healing.
    • Gently push your limits: By safely expanding your comfort zone, you empower your body to grow stronger.
    • Engage, don't avoid: Turn pain into a cue for action, transforming recovery into an active journey.
    18 min

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