Injury-Proof Your Run: Your Guide to Faster, Healthier, and Happier Running
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Whether you’re a runner or a triathlete, Injury-Proof Your Run will guide you to faster, healthier and happier running. This is a must-read for both runners who want to become faster and for runners who are injury-prone. If you’re an injury-prone athlete, this book contains the expert advice you need to get you back on track and get your training going in the right direction. Athletes who want to improve their times will find valuable advice and guidelines that will keep you healthy throughout your season and throughout the year.
Joan Scrivanich
Joan Scrivanich, MA, CSCS is a coach and exercise physiologist. She received her master’s degree in Exercise Physiology from Columbia University and is certified through USA Track & Field, USA Triathlon, Ironman, and National Strength & Conditioning Association. Joan’s scientifically based training and athlete-centered approach to coaching has successfully empowered athletes to reach their potential and to reach the finish line faster. She has been an endurance athlete for close to 30 years which has included running for a division I college in both cross country and track and competing in countless triathlon and running races. Joan’s favorite race was the Goofy Challenge in Walt Disney World. Find out more about Joan and her coaching at Rise Endurance LLC at RiseEndurance.com
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Injury-Proof Your Run - Joan Scrivanich
Injury-Proof Your Run
Your Guide to Faster, Healthier, and Happier Running
Copyright 2015 Joan Scrivanich
Published by Rise Endurance LLC at Smashwords
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Table of Contents
Prologue
Perfect Your Running Form
Strength & Core Work
Healthy Feet = Happy Running
Take Recovery Seriously
Warm-Up The Right Way
Cooling Down
Don’t Increase Mileage More Than Your Body Can Recovery From
Follow A Plan
Consistency Matters
Safety Out on the Roads
Resources
A Note From Joan Scrivanich
About The Author
Prologue
Whether it was a few days or it dragged out for months, chances are, most of us have been injured at some time in our running careers. No one likes being injured and the resulting time off it takes from training. No matter what kind of runner you are, a serious runner looking for qualifying times or a casual 5k runner, your well-being and your running will benefit from following these guidelines in your training.
If you’re the type of runner that always seems to be getting one injury or another, I’m here to tell you it doesn’t have to be that way. Don’t resign yourself to constantly being injured. Most likely, you just need to