What We Think We Know About What Causes Running Injuries Might Be Wrong
A new review of studies finds that common injury-prevention rules don't hold up. We asked the researcher what does cause running injuries.
Swimming, biking, and running can take its toll on the body. Get expert-backed advice on injury prevention and treatment for athletes.
A new review of studies finds that common injury-prevention rules don't hold up. We asked the researcher what does cause running injuries.
Designed by one of the leading physical therapists in the U.S., the Mobo Board is a small-but-mighty tool that's well worth adding to your injury prevention arsenal.
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Talking about this common ailment can seem taboo, but it's important to get the answers you need.
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Follow this advice and you'll be pain-free in 4 weeks or less!
A swollen knee should send you to the doctor—but an important question in diagnosis is when did it start swelling: right after running or later the next day?
It can be a controversial topic, but it's well worth knowing the pros and cons of maximalist shoes.
Your foam roller is a simple but invaluable tool to help keep injuries at bay—if you know how best to use it.
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Understanding why your neck and shoulders hurt can help you find the fix—and pain-free optimal performance.