Crossing the finish line is only the beginning. A marathon puts huge stress on your muscles, heart, and immune system — and how you recover will shape your health, performance, and readiness for the next race.

We’ve been told that perfect symmetry makes runners faster and less injury-prone—but the science tells a different story. Is asymmetry really a problem, or could it be part of the solution?

When it comes to improving running speed, most athletes think of building stronger glutes, increasing stride length, or improving technique. But there’s one key area that’s often overlooked: your hip flexors

Think running is enough to build strong bones? Think again. In this blog, we unpack why running falls short for bone health, what makes bones truly adapt, and the exercises every runner should be doing to stay strong and injury-free.