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EPISODE · Nov 29, 2023 · 45 MIN

The number 1 reason most runners get injured and other myths of running injuries with Dr. Tyler Eng

from The Pain and Performance Podcast

Welcome back to part two of our insightful podcast series with Dr. Tyler Eng, your go-to expert for running technique, training, and performance. In this episode, we continue our journey into the world of running, focusing on the nitty-gritty of programming your training, choosing the right exercises, and setting and achieving your running goals. Join us as we explore the keys to unlocking your running potential.Programming Your Running TrainingEffective training programs are the backbone of any runner's success. Dr. Eng shares his expertise on structuring your running training to optimize performance and minimize the risk of injuries. Discover how to tailor your workouts, plan your rest days, and gradually increase your mileage to reach peak performance safely and efficiently.The Best Exercises for Your Running GoalsWhile running is a fantastic cardiovascular exercise, incorporating targeted exercises into your routine can help you achieve specific goals. Dr. Eng reveals the best exercises to complement your running, whether you aim to build endurance, speed, or strength. Learn how these exercises can enhance your overall running experience.Goal Setting and Avoiding DerailmentSetting clear and achievable running goals is essential for progress. Dr. Eng provides valuable insights into the art of goal setting, breaking down the process into actionable steps. Moreover, he emphasizes the importance of identifying potential derailments and how to mitigate them effectively. Discover how forward-thinking can be your greatest asset on your running journey.Balancing Rest and RecoveryRest and recovery are often underestimated aspects of running. Dr. Eng highlights the significance of balancing hard workouts with adequate rest to prevent burnout and overuse injuries. Understand the science behind rest and recovery and how to integrate them seamlessly into your training regimen.Staying Motivated and ConsistentMaintaining motivation and consistency in your running routine can be challenging. Dr. Eng shares valuable strategies to keep your enthusiasm alive and your running consistent. From finding a running community to varying your routes, these tips will help you stay on track with your goals.Q&A Session: Your Burning Running QuestionsTo wrap up this episode, Dr. Eng answers some of the most frequently asked questions about running, technique, and training. Get expert insights on common concerns that every runner encounters on their journey.Whether you're an experienced runner aiming for a new personal record or a beginner looking to start on the right foot, this podcast episode, based on our enlightening conversation with Dr. Tyler Eng, is packed with practical advice to help you unlock your running potential. Tune in, lace up your running shoes, and embark on a journey to become the best runner you can be.The downloadable guide from Dr. Eng: https://movespace-physical-therapy-performance.ck.page/86026e2261Follow Dr. Eng: https://www.instagram.com/tylereng/?hl=enFor more information on Dr. Hines follow at: https://www.instagram.com/derrickbhines for show notes go to https://www.derrickhines.com and for patient information go to https://www.acadianapain.com

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Welcome back to part two of our insightful podcast series with Dr. Tyler Eng, your go-to expert for running technique, training, and performance. In this episode, we continue our journey into the world of running, focusing on the nitty-gritty of programming your training, choosing the right exercises, and setting and achieving your running goals. Join us as we explore the keys to unlocking your running potential. Programming Your Running Training Effective training programs are the backbone ...

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