3-D RUNNER

As a runner and coach in both high school and college, I understand the frustration of having an injury. Many athletes lack knowledge in anatomy, biomechanics, and injury management. My experience as a physical therapist, a fellow of applied functional science, and a strength and conditioning specialist, allows me to help other runners be more educated about their body. This blog is designed to educate runners on basic anatomy, various injuries, and exercises with the focus in 3 dimensions.

Tuesday, July 28, 2015

Basics of 3D Exercises

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The inspiration for this 3D workout series comes from a patient and her physician. This patient was seeing me regularly for months with the...
Sunday, July 19, 2015

Core Strength - Power of Proximal Acceleration

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We all know core strength is important for running. It helps hold our body upright, regulates breathing and gives us explosive power. Planks...
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Sunday, June 14, 2015

Achilles Tendonitis or is it Tendinosis?

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The slight ache at your heel starts to haunt your every run. First you notice the pain after your run, then during the run. You hope it goe...
Sunday, March 1, 2015

Don't be the Hunchback Runner- How to Mobilize the Thoracic Spine

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The hip flexors have been getting the spotlight as the evil which contributes to injury. However, the THORACIC SPINE also has a significant ...
Saturday, January 31, 2015

3-D Hip Flexor Stretching

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The detrimental affects of prolonged sitting, especially in office workers, has been the center of much recent discussion. Some have even c...
Thursday, January 1, 2015

3D Calf stretching

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With the New Year comes resolutions to run faster, longer and stronger, yet shortly into your New Year's Day run, your foot, ankle and...
Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Are you READY TO RUN?

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Ready to Run was released in October 2014, and is designed to help runners recover from injury. This book is written by the same author who ...
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