Tag Archive: half marathon training tips

Does meditation help with running? Can meditation help you run faster?  If you are a runner who laces up your shoes for the simple reason of getting in that mental clearing run to help you manage stress, improve mood, and stay healthy (or it could literally be the only time in your chaotic day that… View Article...

Hamstring injuries can be frustrating for many runners because it not only affects your long runs and speed but also limits your ability to sit during your work day!  The worst part about high hamstring tendinosis is that most medical practitioners don’t know how to treat proximal hamstring tendinopathy and most of what you will… View Article...

Have you been told to stop running because you have an injury?  Are you wondering if you should stop running if your knees hurt?  Can running actually help with injuries?   Dr. Nicole Turnbow is a physical therapist and owner of Body in Motion, a performance based physical therapy clinic in Bloomfield Connecticut.   In… View Article...

I couldn’t sit for more than 10 minutes or feel my buns which ironically wound up being the beginning of one of the lowest points in my life.  The thought of sitting in my car for my morning commute stressed me out, let alone being told by my doctor to stop running until my injury healed…. View Article...

  Want to burn more fat, become more efficient as a runner, and not bonk during your next race?   Dr. Cameron Garber is a physical therapist, owner of Body Smart in South Ogden Utah, and host of the Running Unbroken Podcast.   Metabolic testing is the best way to get your true resting metabolic… View Article...

Have you started running as an adult and you would like to know how to become a better, smarter, and faster runner?   Then you will want to listen in and meet Elisabeth Scott who is not only the founder and head coach at Running Explained but is also the host of the Running Explained… View Article...

  Are you a runner who has been recently diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis or have you had MS and you are thinking of starting to run?   Do you have MS and have goals of improving your mobility, energy, and motivation?     Dr. Gretchen Hawley is a Physical therapist, Certified Multiple Sclerosis Specialist, Creator of… View Article...

  Running a marathon is no joke!  It not only is running the actual 26.2 miles on race day but it is the training you put in for the months and years leading up to that one day experience.    The exhilaration of finishing a first marathon that I was able to experience 5 years… View Article...

    I had the pleasure of being a guest on the Running Unbroken podcast with fellow physical therapist Cameron Garber from Ogden, Utah.      Here’s a few highlights from this episode – listen in for MORE!   “People have the mindset of ‘Maybe I’m too old to run or maybe I’m broken, or I’m… View Article...

  Did you just finish a marathon?  Are you wondering what to do after your race to speed up recovery?  Coach Whitney and I are going to share our best marathon recovery tips!   We share with you exactly what you can do for your body immediately after you cross the finish line, when you get… View Article...