Developing correct technique as a runner
Correct technique in running can mean the difference between having longevity in the sport or wearing out your joints. It can mean far less injuries and a much stronger body...
Read MoreCorrect technique in running can mean the difference between having longevity in the sport or wearing out your joints. It can mean far less injuries and a much stronger body...
Read MoreEducational Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. The content is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult...
Read MoreIn this video we will teach you a couple of stretches to help improve range of motion in the shoulders.
Read MoreIn this video we have a look at shoulder movement and how to help improve it with the roller and ball and why the shoulder is important for runners Roll...
Read MoreEducational Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. The content is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult...
Read MoreThis one is for the lower limbs! We use a cool little process that will help improve your movement and your running. Roll it! Self myofascial release techniques will help...
Read MoreLisa explains the benefits of going barefoot and challenges you to s 30 day barefoot challenge
Read MoreThe hips and the lower back area have a hard work life. Especially those of runners. Take some time each day to give this poor area of your anatomy a...
Read MoreRunners need to mobilise to stretch and activate the right muscles. This video coach Neil takes you through some exercises that do just that. After stretching and mobilising we now...
Read MoreBeing mobile, having a full range of motion in your joints, being flexible and helping your muscles recovery when tight and knotty is crucial for long term running success. It's...
Read MoreRunners need to be strong. Strong in the core, strong in the hips, glutes, ankles. Have good posture and correct technique. Here Neil my coach and co-founder at Running Hot...
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