1001 Ultra Run Coach Patrick Durante on Automatic Negative Thoughts in runners
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Today on the Doc On The Run Podcast we are talking with Patrick Durante about Automatic Negative Thoughts and how they affect runners.
Many years ago I was having a discussion about daily stressors with a friend of mine name Maury. He said something I have never forgotten.
“It's not the lions and tigers that will get you. It's the ants and mosquitoes because problems.”
Every single over training injury that afflicts runners as a consequence of developing too much stress. The constant buzzing of mosquitoes and ants may drive you crazy. And Today we are talking about the creepy, crawly kind of ant, but A.N.T. or Automatic Negative Thoughts that buzz through our heads and inhibit our ability to finish races on time, complete training runs in a gratifying way, and may even may inhibit our recovery from hard workouts or over training injuries.
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