Understanding The Q Angle And Its Role With Injuries
If you are a female runner who ever suffered from knee pain, chances are you have come across an idea. That female runners are more susceptible
August 14, 2017
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If you are a female runner who ever suffered from knee pain, chances are you have come across an idea. That female runners are more susceptible
An aching soreness in your butt, shooting pain down the back of your leg. Irritation with every step when you run, sound familiar? These are
The groin is an anatomically and biomechanically complex area for runners. Groin pain in runners is challenging to diagnose and tricky to treat. Though they don’t
Pain on the front of your shins after a run? Seems like a cut and dry case of shin splints (The Ultimate Guide To Shin
Of all the areas of the body susceptible to running related pain or injury, most runners will agree that the calves rank high. Logic would
If you watched the 2016 Olympics, it was hard to miss the large, circular welts and bruises on the backs, shoulders, and necks of many
The iliopsoas is a large muscle that runs from your pelvis and lower back down to your femur. As the primary “hip flexor,” it’s responsible
In the search for better and faster ways to heal running injuries, there’s always a new treatment or product on the market. One of the
You’re cruising along in a workout, feeling great, when all of a sudden—pop!—you feel a gristly pop in your calf and you’re reduced to a
As runners, we all struggle with similar issues that range from tight and sore muscles, imbalances in movement, and injuries. Regardless of if you run
