Never let your recovering body compete with your racing body
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The biggest enemy in the injured runner’s battle is your desire to run as fast or faster than you were right before you got injured.
This morning I was on a call with a recovering elite Masters athlete and she has been doing great, but she seems to be drifting into dangerous territory!
During our call, I got worried about the way she was thinking about her upcoming workouts. But was thinking was very common, and very dangerous. And that is the reason I decided to record this episode.
Today on the Doc On The Run podcast, we're talking about how you should never let your recovering body compete with your racing body.
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