Strength Training for Marathon Runners (Expert Tips + Moves)
…for Marathoners Let’s get going! Related: How I Stopped Being an Injury-Prone Runner Should runners lift weights? Mary Johnson of Lift Run Perform is a strength coach who helps runners…
…for Marathoners Let’s get going! Related: How I Stopped Being an Injury-Prone Runner Should runners lift weights? Mary Johnson of Lift Run Perform is a strength coach who helps runners…
One of the most common injuries runners face are shin splints. Indeed, shin splints were the first injury I dealt with a young runner in high school. And, today, as…
…cap or in your hamstring or in the arch of your foot. And, if you’re like me, you start the panic. Crap. Is this going to be a running injury?…
…will decrease your risk of injury. Other run training tips are to make sure you are well-fueled, hydrated, warmed up pre-run, and rested in between running sessions. Also, slow down….
…ankle. Particularly for injury-prone athletes, improved range of motion before a run can be beneficial. Improved recovery: A 2017 study in the European Journal of Applied Physiology showed improvement in muscle…
…after you run, or to hit your protein intake numbers in meals or snacks throughout the day. Related: How I Stopped Being an Injury Prone Runner Recipes with Protein Powder…
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