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in Injury Prevention, Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Recovery, Running Tips, Training &middot August 14, 2024

How To Recover After a Long Run

What you do after a long run may be one of the most important parts of training. Rather than just ending your run and moving on with your day, there are a few things that will help you recover and feel your best on your next runs. Make sure to check out how to recover after a long run and try these tips after your next long run!

As runners we already know that recovery is an important (but sometimes overlooked) part of training. Recovery after a long run may be one of the most important aspects of training and building mileage safely. The long run wears us down and we are usually spending quite a bit of time on our feet. So let's talk about how to recover after a long run. This post contains affiliate links. How to Recover After a Long ... Read the Post...

in Postpartum Fitness, Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips &middot August 7, 2024

6 Tips for Navigating Running and Training While Dealing With Mastitis

Mastitis is an infection that is usually caused by a plugged duct from breastfeeding. This can impact running and training, and in some ways workouts can contribute to or prolong the issue. Here are some tips for navigating your training if you are dealing with mastitis.

There are many challenges that come with breastfeeding, one of them being issues that can arise such as clogged ducts or mastitis. If you have breastfed a baby and don't know what this is, consider yourself lucky! As with most things, this can make running and training extra tricky for postpartum moms. This may be a post that you will either need to skip or save for later depending on your life situation, but if you are a ... Read the Post...

in Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips, Running Workouts, Workouts &middot July 31, 2024

10 Minute Runners Warm-Up Routine

Looking for a quick, easy way to warm up before your next run? This 10 minute runner's warm-up hits all the key muscle groups to prep your body to start your run feeling strong and loose.

I am always a bit surprised to hear that many runners do not warm up at all before heading out the door for a run. There are many benefits to doing a warm-up before running, including preparing your muscles and joints to move more effectively. It also just helps you to feel better when you start! I am sharing a quick, easy 10 minute runner's warm-up routine that you can follow even when you're short on time. You can ... Read the Post...

in Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips, Summer &middot July 24, 2024

Mental Strategies to Help You Survive Hot Summer Running

We all know the logistical things to do to run in the heat, like hydrate, run in the morning, and wear light clothing. But the mental side of running in tough weather can be just as bad, if not worse, than the physical side. So how do we overcome the negative thinking? Let's talk about some simple, practical, mental strategies to help you survive summer running.

It's that time of year when every run feels hotter than the last. You've been running in the heat for months already, but fall is not yet in sight. Yes, we all know the logistical things to do to run in the heat, like hydrate, run in the morning, and wear light clothing. But the mental side of running in tough weather can be just as bad, if not worse, than the physical side. It's so easy to get into a negative mindset ... Read the Post...

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