
3 Lessons I’ve Learned as a PT that Have Helped 6,000+ Runners
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In this episode, I’m sharing three eye-opening lessons from my years as a physical therapist specializing in helping runners. First, I dive into why “less is more” when it comes to rehab and recovery—balancing the load on your body can often be the key to preventing injuries. Next, we’ll talk about how not all exercises are created equal and why choosing the right ones can make all the difference in activating the muscles you need most. Finally, I’ll explain what to do if you’re not seeing results, including how to adapt and troubleshoot your approach for better outcomes.
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