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In this episode of Running to the Castle, you’ll learn how to put all the pieces of the Finisher Framework together so you can train smart, avoid injury, and cross your runDisney finish line feeling strong—not broken.
Dr. Ali recaps the two sides of the framework—the “build” side (training and strength) that develops your fitness, and the “support” side (stretching, rest, recovery, fueling, hydration, and equipment) that keeps you healthy and consistent—and explains why finding the right balance for you is key.
She walks you through the step-by-step order she recommends for adding elements into your training plan, starting with your core training schedule, then layering in recovery routines, cross-training, and strength, and only adjusting shoes and equipment last.
You’ll also hear why making one change at a time helps you pinpoint what’s working, and how to troubleshoot common issues like knee pain by looking at training and recovery first.
Remember to use this framework to adjust your race strategy so you can enjoy every mile—and every Disney park—after your race.
How runDisney Runners Get Out of Corral G - The workshop for runners going 13–16+ minutes per mile who want to start in earlier corrals, stop worrying about the Balloon Ladies, and finally have time for character stops.
Learn more about Stronger. Faster. Finisher. !
Ready to cross the finish line stronger, faster, and prouder at your next runDisney race?
Get personalized support, smarter training, and strategies designed specifically for slow, back-of-the-pack or injury-prone runners who want to build a bigger buffer ahead of the balloon ladies, have time for character photos and energy to enjoy the Disney Parks. Learn more about the Stronger. Faster. Finisher. Program today and be the first to know when doors open!
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In this episode of Running to the Castle, you’ll learn how to put all the pieces of the Finisher Framework together so you can train smart, avoid injury, and cross your runDisney finish line feeling strong—not broken.
Dr. Ali recaps the two sides of the framework—the “build” side (training and strength) that develops your fitness, and the “support” side (stretching, rest, recovery, fueling, hydration, and equipment) that keeps you healthy and consistent—and explains why finding the right balance for you is key.
She walks you through the step-by-step order she recommends for adding elements into your training plan, starting with your core training schedule, then layering in recovery routines, cross-training, and strength, and only adjusting shoes and equipment last.
You’ll also hear why making one change at a time helps you pinpoint what’s working, and how to troubleshoot common issues like knee pain by looking at training and recovery first.
Remember to use this framework to adjust your race strategy so you can enjoy every mile—and every Disney park—after your race.
How runDisney Runners Get Out of Corral G - The workshop for runners going 13–16+ minutes per mile who want to start in earlier corrals, stop worrying about the Balloon Ladies, and finally have time for character stops.
Learn more about Stronger. Faster. Finisher. !
Ready to cross the finish line stronger, faster, and prouder at your next runDisney race?
Get personalized support, smarter training, and strategies designed specifically for slow, back-of-the-pack or injury-prone runners who want to build a bigger buffer ahead of the balloon ladies, have time for character photos and energy to enjoy the Disney Parks. Learn more about the Stronger. Faster. Finisher. Program today and be the first to know when doors open!
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