If you're experiencing pain or tiring easily on your runs, you might be a quad-dominant runner. We have a strength routine to make you more balanced.

Here’s why coaches are always encouraging runners to pick up the tempo.

Not every ache means weeks off running. Here are different treatments to keep you running pain-free, according to real-life sports medicine docs.

These best 10 active stretches from physical therapist Gerard Hartmann are the essentials every runner needs to keep healthy and efficient.

It's a lot simpler than you expect.

Expert-approved ways to warm up your ankles calves ahead of your next workout

Triathletes don’t always need to see their M.D. to stay healthy. Dr. Jeffrey Sankoff explains when other experts might be a better fit for health- and training-related concerns.

Plus a PT-designed strength plan to improve your performance and stability 

Whether you're an Ironman triathlete or an occasional around-the-block runner, these stretches will help reduce and prevent pain.

We tapped a yoga expert to break down the best poses to strengthen and stretch each of the biggest trouble spots for swim, bike, and run.

Get a band and get to work. These five simple exercises will keep you healthy and help improve your running performance.

Practicing yoga for lower back isn't just about stretching for pain relief. It's about strengthening for pain prevention.

What to do if you experience pain in your shoulder while swimming.

Understanding why your neck and shoulders hurt can help you find the fix—and pain-free optimal performance.

Weak hips are the culprit behind many a running injury. Avoid that fate with the best exercises for strengthening your hips.

Your guide to “down there” drama.

Everyday activities can put a strain on the complex muscles in your shoulder. Give them the care they need with these stretches for tight shoulders.

Almost every runner has heard it: Running is bad for your knees. But is that true? Dr. Jeffrey Sankoff looks at recent research, plus the magic mileage number to keep your knees healthy.

With great foam rolling comes great responsibility. Our experts explain how triathletes can avoid these five big (and easy) mistakes.

Your foam roller is a simple but invaluable tool to help keep injuries at bay—if you know how best to use it.

Allow us to introduce you to some seriously effective stretches.

When is it safe to go back to exercising after a cold? Covid? The stomach flu? Dr. Jeffrey Sankoff shares return-to-training guidelines for common illnesses.

Follow this advice and you'll be pain-free in 4 weeks or less!

A PT's tips for running through snow and ice without upping your injury risk.

Healthy hips are vital for running fast and preventing injury.

You felt fine a day after your long run—so why the heck are you slogging through your easy workout two days later?

Use our hip mobility guide to assess your weaknesses, improve your range of motion and strength, then get the tools to keep your range of hip mobility in top shape.

Feeling tight in your neck and shoulders after a trainer ride? These yoga poses incorporate half binds, neck releases, and twists to bring relief and target supporting muscles that are often overlooked.

Why are already-fast world champions flocking to Lawrence van Lingen to revamp their run form?

More athletes are turning to the ancient tradition for relief from pain. But does it actually work?

Ever gotten nausea or diarrhea after a triathlon swim? Water quality issues may be to blame - and they're becoming more common every season.

These joints are essential for all of your outdoor activities. These movements will keep them functional and healthy.

Running hills doesn't have to hurt! Use these PT-approved strategies for protecting your knees on inclines and descents.

Triathletes are obsessed with stomping out inflammation as soon as it appears. Dr. Jeffrey Sankoff explains why we shouldn't be so quick to grab the NSAIDS.

Each triathlon discipline comes with its own hazards, but these common injuries can be avoided if you know what causes them.

The complication that has sidelined Flora Duffy for months is common in runners and triathletes.

Strengthen your foot core with these simple exercises to prevent injury from your feet to your hips.

You're excited for your first race - so excited, you overdid it in training and now you're paying for it. From plantar fasciitis to swimmer's shoulder, we've got your guide to identifying and treating the most common injuries new triathletes encounter.

Cramps are the bane of every triathlete's existence. Scientists are uncovering new reasons why we cramp during races - and what can be done to relieve the discomfort.

You hear the word "activation" used a lot in training plans and by coaches. But what does it mean? Use these videos to learn how to activate your muscles for swim, bike, and run.

Move over, abs: When it comes to core strength, your hips are in control.

Ever lost feeling in your fingers during a ride, had a numb foot during a long run, or felt pain in the brow after a swim? Nerve entrapment syndromes are the culprit - and they’re really common in triathletes.

Do you just hop right into the pool and go? You could be leaving speed on the table—or worse yet, tempting injury. Use these demonstration videos to warm up the right way before a swim.

4 Exercises to build a strong and stable foot, improve foot control and reduce shin pain.

Here’s how to identify and respect your body’s limits as you work to improve your hip mobility

A new study looks at why side stitches happen in runners - and it has nothing to do with your fitness level or what you ate before your workout.

You’re most vulnerable to falling ill 72 hours post-race. Here’s how to avoid it.

If you’ve experienced burning pain in the forefoot that radiates into the toes, you may have what’s called Morton’s neuroma.

Don't do strength training for the sake of strength training. Instead, intentionally build a balanced body so you can successfully withstand the rigors of triathlon training.

From Lucy Charles-Barclay to Linsey Corbin, it seems like stress fractures are sidelining everyone this year. Learn what causes stress fractures, how to diagnose a stress fracture, and what to do if you're hit with this common bone injury.

You might not believe it, but there’s good news about being injured.

Much like changing your car’s oil allows it to perform better and last longer, these five injury prevention techniques can help reduce your risk of overuse and keep you riding smoothly.

The complication keeping Jan Frodeno from Kona is rare, can be hard to diagnose, and may require lengthy treatment.

A new review looks at the potential for genetic testing—and the challenges.

To keep back pain from derailing your training, you need to train your spine stability — and doing crunches, back extensions, or general lifting won't cut it. Learn why, and learn what exercises to do instead.

How to train your proprioception to more effectively control body movements and improve power, speed, agility, and durability.

Acute pain can usually be easily resolved by correcting a training error, while long-term pain often requires long-term care.

A new review shows a potential link between structural injuries and an athlete's personal attitudes, stressors, and relationships.

Injuries rarely happen at convenient times. Here's how to manage until you can get in to see a pro.

Get a glimpse at some of Dr. Shefali Christopher's expert Q+A in the Team Triathlete community, where she covered everything from dealing with nagging injuries to coming back stronger than ever.

"This is not a mild disease."

The simple plank can strengthen your abs to help create an effective, balanced posture - but you need to do it right.

An inflammation of the external ear canal, swimmer's ear (or otitis externa) can be painful and put a pause on swim training.

Whether it's stress from work, home, or training (or all three), your body feels the effects.

There’s a new crop of tri-related injuries as a result of extended working from home. A top physical therapist weighs in on what he’s seeing (and how to fix it).

Muscle strains happen when you sprint and the muscle isn’t prepared for the effort expended.

Learn more about the rare movement disorder.

Low sex drive, low sperm count, and a greater rate of injury - the combo of underfueling and overtraining has major consequences for men in endurance sports.

Don't rush to return to training after a concussion! Dr. Daya Grant explains how to recover from a concussion and return to training safely.

Master these basic moves now so you can quickly move through them later as part of your run warm-up or cool-down.

These moves will do more than just increase your strength - they'll help you move better, in training and beyond.

If you're getting dizzy during or after a swim, it’s important to pinpoint the underlying cause.

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.

A new three-year survey looked at half-marathon and marathon runners. The findings? More training and more preparation led to fewer injuries...

Hobbling around the house? These stretches will help relieve your discomfort (and feel good, too).

Talking about this common ailment can seem taboo, but it's important to get the answers you need.

Our calf muscles regularly get overused. It's time to treat them with care.

How the popular cosmetic injection is helping athletes with lingering plantar fasciitis.

Weakness in hip adductor muscles can cause knee injuries. Do these five exercises to run strong and healthy.

As a triathlete, multiple factors can put you at risk for both of these injuries.

Pain is a big part of what triathletes do, but understanding the “language of pain” is essential.

Widowmaker heart attacks—also known as LAD blockages—are rare, but life-threatening. Here's what you need to know.

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.

After tearing her calf, our writer and pro athlete Laura Siddall put three alternatives to running to the test.

It doesn't take much to make a huge impact on your swim, bike, run, and daily flexibility.

Dry needling was studied in runners post-marathon and some pain reduction was seen—but could it all be in their heads?