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I was recently invited on Brodie Sharpe's Run Smarter Podcast to chat about returning to speed and hill training after injury.
We took a deep dive into the topic of injury prevention and discussed safe ways to return to hills and speed. We explored the biomechanics and common injuries associated with downhill running, such as IT band syndrome and patella femoral pain. As well as Achilles tendon and proximal hamstring tendon issues caused by uphill running.
We discussed evidence-based guidance on gradually building capacity and monitoring pain levels through the use of pain traffic lights. As well as the "Adaptive Zone" approach and the concept of the rehab ladder for safely progressing runs.
Check out Brodie's Run Smarter Podcast: https://playpodca.st/runsmarter
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Chapters
(0:00:00) - Speed and Hills After Injury
(0:07:57) - IT Band Syndrome and Knee Pain
(0:14:59) - Hill Sprints and Running Injuries
(0:23:38) - Approaching Return to Running After Injury
(0:36:08) - Reintroducing Stresses in a Controlled Manner
(0:39:41) - Gradual Progression in Rehabilitating Running Injuries
(0:43:52) - Principles of Progressive Running Rehabilitation
(0:51:22) - Strategies to Reduce Injury Risk
(0:56:24) - Plan and Track Progress in Rehabilitation
(1:03:05) - Injury Rehab and Running Performance Recommendations
If you’re having trouble with an injury, click the link below to book a free call with us...
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Free Online Course: Running Fundamentals
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If you’re having trouble with an injury and want help, click the link below to book a free call with us...
https://matthewboydphysio.com/booking/
Free Online Course: Running Fundamentals
Instagram: @matthewboydphysio
The strongest predictor of running injuries is previous injury to that area. If you have had plantar fasciitis, you are far more likely to have plantar fasciitis again than someone who never had it. It’s the same with Achilles tendonitis, shin splints, runner’s knee, ITB syndrome, all of them.
Every runner reading this will have had a running injury in the past. Most runners get injured every second year. Injury is also the most common reason that runners quit. So the question of how to avoid re-injury is extremely important...
Mike hadn’t run for 9 months due to his Achilles pain. He was trying to train for his first marathon, but he couldn’t even run around the block.
He’d just been for another visit to the doctor who told him to continue to rest and if it wasn’t better in a month he was going in a boot. At this point, he felt completely hopeless. Like the healthcare system had failed him. He figured he’d just have to quit running for good. He came to me wondering how on earth to heal his Achilles Tendonitis.
I told him that, essentially, tendons hurt when they’re not strong enough to do their job. If you want to make it stop hurting, you have to make it stronger. Healing an Achilles tendon is a lot like raising a child. There are different phases. And with each phase, come new challenges...
If you’re having trouble with your Achilles Tendon, and you just can’t seem to get it to heal, click the link below to book a free call with us...
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Free Online Course: Running Fundamentals
Instagram: @matthewboydphysio
In this episode, Matthew delves into the topic of running injuries with Physiotherapist and Podcaster Brodie Sharpe. They discuss the different types of runners and their motivational approaches, as well as the common mistakes made in training that lead to injuries.
Brodie emphasizes the importance of load management and staying within one's capacity, rather than exceeding it. They also talk about different methods of injury treatment, including foam rolling, stretching, and manual therapy, and whether they are effective or not.
Overall, the episode emphasizes the need for long-term solutions and management to prevent injuries and reach the goals of all types of runners.
In this episode, Matthew focuses on strength training for runner's knee, a common problem among runners. He emphasizes the importance of finding the right intensity level to strengthen the knee without causing further irritation and pain.
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Have you hit a plateau in your running? Are you wondering how to get a marathon PR? Well, you're in luck. Today we're going to chat with the one and only Jason Fitzgerald of StrengthRunning.com. He's going to walk us through exactly how he helps runners overcome their limitations and get a PR in the marathon.
Jason Fitzgerald is the founder of Strength Running. His website, podcast and blog reach hundreds of thousands of runners every month and have been featured in Runner’s World, The Washington Post, Health Magazine, USA Today, and The Huffington Post among others. His contributions to the running community were recognized in 2017 when he was named Men’s Running Magazine Influencer of the Year.
He is a USA Track & Field certified coach and has been running competitively since 1998, when he ran for Connecticut College. After a major IT Band injury in 2008 following the New York City Marathon, Jason embarked on a mission to help other runners avoid injuries while still improving their performance. Since then Jason has helped thousands of runners do just that and even found the time to improve his own marathon PR, finishing the Philidelphia Marathon in 2:39.
He recently adapted the training journal he has kept religiously over the last 25 years. The Performance Training Journal includes coaching advice on racing, injury prevention, strength training, and more. It will guide you through race scheduling, how to plan your race morning, the best workouts for endurance runners, and encourage you to track your personal bests over time. You can find it on Amazon here: The Performance Training Journal but Jason Fitzgerald
Book: The Performance Training Journal
Instagram: @jasonfitz1
Facebook: @jason.fitzgerald.5623
YouTube: @StrengthRunning
Podcast: Strength Running Podcast
Website: StrengthRunning.com
Chapters
00:00:00 Introduction
00:04:48 "Why a Marathon PR Isn't Enough"
00:09:13 "Improving Marathon Performance: Focus on Shorter Races"
00:14:16 "More Racing, More Skills: The Benefits Explained"
00:18:50 "Improve Running Form with a Holistic Approach"
00:23:12 "Low-mileage runner Carrie nears Boston Marathon qualifier"
00:28:05 "Pre-Marathon Training: Maintaining mileage and strength"
00:32:53 "Progressing Your Workouts for a 5K"
00:39:45 "Training Zones and Workout Goals for Runners"
00:44:28 Effective Recovery and Season Planning for Runners
00:50:48 "Timing Key to Successful Marathon Training"
In this episode of the podcast, Matthew explores the topic of IT Band Pain and shares his clinical experience with the condition. While there is no concrete solution for IT band pain, Matthew offers advice and strategies for managing and avoiding the injury. He discusses form-rolling, massage therapy, stretching exercises, and physiotherapy interventions, noting the varying opinions surrounding the effectiveness of these methods.
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References
Friede 2022: Conservative treatment of iliotibial band syndrome in runners: Are we targeting the right goals?
Geiseir 2021: Current Clinical Concepts: Synthesizing the Available Evidence for Improved Clinical Outcomes in Iliotibial Band Impingement Syndrome
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