Knee pain is the most common running injury, so what can you put on your feet to help?

Taping can be useful for those with kneecap pain, patellofemoral pain or runners' knee.⁣ Here is a simple taping technique that might help!

Otherwise known as medial tibial stress syndrome (MTSS), this condition is relatively common in runners & can be quite incapacitating.

Did you know there are different types of calf strength?

Is it shoes? Running surfaces? Training loads? In this blog, we discuss the most often cited factor contributing to running injuries.

Rockered soles are increasingly been used in shoes today, but what do they do, and who are they suited for?

Shoe drop is the difference between the midsole height at the heel versus the height at the forefoot. So which height is best?

Repetitive pressure & rubbing from your big or little toe may cause small holes to appear on the upper of your shoes, what does this mean?

This exact question was answered in a 2012 study by Tim Dorn, & is often quoted by many within running, including ourselves! What they examined in this study was how hard each muscle group worked at increasing running speeds & here are the results: What can we take from these numbers? 🔑 Firstly the soleus (the lower calf muscle does a LOT of work) even at slower speeds they perform upwards of 6.7 times bodyweight of force. 🔑 Generally, the faster the running speed, the more

Runners, here are 3 tips for optimal arm swing 💪

In this blog, we explore how running cadence changes with speed.

Also, know as a rear leg elevated split squat, this exercise is a beauty for runners. Why?

Are you sick of recurring injuries? The greatest risk factor for future running injury is.... previous running injury

Rehab exercises should form the cornerstone of the treatment of hamstring tendinopathy. In this blog, we cover some exercise options

In this blog we discuss some of the running technique changes that can help relieve hamstring tendinopathy.

In this blog, we discuss the variety of things that can contribute to the formation of, & aggravation of hamstring tendinopathy.

For irritable tendons, isometric exercises can be useful to reduce pain. In this blog, we cover some of the exercises that can be used.

Single leg sit to stand test: how many can you do? The sit to stand test is a good assessment for single-leg strength, especially the quads!

Runners, struggling with pain in the front of your shin? Here are two tips to help!

ITB pain need not stop you from running. Here are 4 quick tips to help keep you pounding the pavement: ✅Slightly increase your step width when running ✅Pump up the incline! Running on a treadmill with a 3-5% incline can be used if running on a flat surface is too sore. It tends to be the DOWNHILL running that will aggravate ITB pain, so this negates the need to run downhill ✅Avoid downhill running & surfaces with a high camber. If running hills, run the uphill & walk downhill