Overstriding hurts performance and raises injury risk. Learn what it is, why it matters, and how the "Shin Test" checks your form fast!

Don’t Let Hills Take Your Knees Downhill! Sudden elevation changes stress your knees—track training loads to prevent pain.

Got calf pain? 🦵 From strains to nerve issues, uncover the common causes & learn how to manage them for a faster recovery!

Discover how shoe drop & cushioning can serve as therapy for runners, helping to redistribute load & manage foot, ankle, or knee injuries

"Below the knee is the key!" Weak calves can contribute to knee pain. Learn how strengthening your calves can help relieve knee issues!

In this blog, we discuss the importance of assessing the kinetic chain in calf & Achilles injuries

Medial tibial stress syndrome is a common cause of shin pain. Here are 4 simple signs to diagnose with almost perfect reliability

Most runners are often carrying some nagging pains, which is often termed a niggle. So how do you stop these niggles from becoming bigger?

What are you doing in the 23 other hours of the day? How non-running load can lead to injury

Training load errors can frequently lead to injury, so in this blog, we discuss the two most common mistakes runners make

Runners benefit from strength training, but timing matters. Wait for the right moment to incorporate it into your routine. Here's when.

Stiff, tight calves? Here are a couple of tests that we use to assess calf flexibility & how we use them.

Contrary to a common myth, recent research indicates running is not harmful to knees; it may boost joint health. Explore in our blog

Do your calves tense up or ache during your runs? If you're quick to assume stretching is the answer, you might want to reconsider.

Recent research has delved into the effects of increasing cadence on the hip, & the results offer both promise & caution

In this blog post, we'll explore three popular alternative methods for measuring training load in runners: TRIMP, TSS, and RPE.

With the rise in popularity of carbon-plated, high-stack Supershoes, many are wondering, could these potentially lead to more injuries? The

Most of us think that strength training can potentially play a role in injury prevention, but what does the research say?

If you're looking for a simple way to ramp up the intensity & challenge your knees, look no further than the decline board!

Achilles tendinopathy & plantar heel pain often see runners feeling aged past their years on those first few morning steps. Why is that?