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Achilles Tendinitis/Tendonopathy: Too Little – Too Much
During running, there are two moments when the Achilles tendon is active. The calf muscle (Achilles), is the key muscle involved in push off.
Learn to move better with internet video technology
Learning styles theory implies that individuals learn more when the educational experience is geared toward their preferred style of learning.
Slow motion video & changing faulty running form to treat an injury
In otherwise healthy individual there can be multiple reasons for running with faulty form including: faulty underlying anatomical structure or weakness; a low level of pain, nagging lingering injury;
Symmetry – Asymmetry: Problem Solving a Repetitive Use Injury
Searching for the reason that repetitive use injuries occur can be difficult and frustrating.
How do you feel about your running form/style/technique?
During the initial interview with a client a standard question that I use is “how do you feel about your running form, do you think you have good form, or do you think you look like Ikabod Crane”?
Ideal Running Form: Pose Running versus Chi Running – Theory & Evidence
Advice from coaches and personal fitness trainers can be classified into two categories; a theory based approach or an evidence based approach.
Prevention of Running Injuries: What is the evidence?
Prevention of Running Injuries: What is the evidence?
Powerful Treatment for Running Injury
A Powerful Treatment for a Running Injury


































