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How to Use Strength to Improve Your Run Form

How to Use Strength to Improve Your Run Form

by Steve Gonser PT DPT | Oct 9, 2021 | Running Form

When we talk about run form, conversations often revolve around cadence, posture or breath control. While these factors are super important, a lot of the time, there’s a more straightforward reason to blame for poor performance. Strength should be an integral part of...
The Factors That Slow Down Your Running and How to Eliminate Them

The Factors That Slow Down Your Running and How to Eliminate Them

by Steve Gonser PT DPT | Oct 9, 2021 | Running Form

While some runners cruise at a continuous pace on every run, most people will notice some variation in their stats. If you’re feeling particularly slow at the moment, it’s important to take note of the factors that might be dragging you down. As a physical therapist,...
Fixing Big Rocks: How to Improve Run Form for Lasting Change

Fixing Big Rocks: How to Improve Run Form for Lasting Change

by Steve Gonser PT DPT | Oct 9, 2021 | Running Form

Form often falls to the bottom of the priority list for most runners, especially during racing season. We become super focused on speed or hitting our goals, only to realize that we can’t achieve those goals without checking our form.  ‘Big rocks’ are your personal...
Pronation: Control for Long-Term Running Success

Pronation: Control for Long-Term Running Success

by Steve Gonser PT DPT | Oct 9, 2021 | Injury Prevention, Strength Training

If you spend your time scrolling through running articles online, no doubt you’ll have heard that pronation is the devil. Everyone thinks that pronation is a problem they need to eliminate, but the truth is, it’s completely natural. As well as being part of your...
The 60% Rule for Successful Running, Training, and Racing

The 60% Rule for Successful Running, Training, and Racing

by Steve Gonser PT DPT | Oct 7, 2021 | Training & Racing

When runners glance at the calendar and realize their race is coming up faster than expected, it’s completely normal to enter panic mode. As a Physical Therapist, many of the injuries I treat are caused by poor training plans, where people launch into full throttle...
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