Babywearing: The Benefits of Babywearing

Babywearing: The Benefits of Babywearing

By Andrea Henry, MS, PT Babywearing has become one of the newest trends lately in regards to babies and I am so excited to have the opportunity with my newest little one to use it. I was mostly new to babywearing with this baby (there were not as many carriers when I had the twins [...]

5K-The Forgotten Race and Why You Need It?

5K-The Forgotten Race and Why You Need It?

Many runners, young and old, have gotten into the world of running recently. They are jumping right into training and running in half marathons and marathons and not looking back. After all, the marathon is the sweetheart to distance, much like the 100 meters is to sprinting. But there might be several reasons to slow [...]

BLOG: April #womensrunning twitter chat

BLOG: April #womensrunning twitter chat

#womensrunning twitter chat! April 19th, 6 PM PST! Topic: Running Clothes and Gear, our Favorites for warm weather training and racing JOIN: @TRPrunner, Andrea Henry (moderator), Running and Peds. Physical Therapist and coach @Nycrunningmama, Michele King Gonzalez (moderator), Blogger, ultrarunner, and coach Sponsor: Oiselle

How To Choose and Use Your Shoes To Optimize Training and Racing

How To Choose and Use Your Shoes To Optimize Training and Racing

The Almighty running shoe! Most runner’s get a zip of excitement looking for that next pair of shoes whether its going to a running store or pressing the online buy button. Deciding which shoe to use for training and racing is a question that often comes up. How do you decide which shoe to use [...]

Running Research: Running and Nursing

Running Research: Running and Nursing

Are you a mom who has a recent newborn and is nursing and running? Returning to running and nursing is a challenge but do-able with good planning, flexibility and realistic expectations. As I am a nursing mom and runner, I began to wonder about nursing and the impact it had on stress fractures and overall [...]

Running With Baby: Is Baby Ready for the Front of the Stroller?

Running With Baby: Is Baby Ready for the Front of the Stroller?

By Andrea Henry, Pediatric and Running PT, Running Coach Running with a baby might be considered an art form and a circus act all in one. It requires pulling together 60 simultaneous thoughts and things at once to get you and baby out of the house with precision timing. So being able to toss aside [...]

BLOG: “Your Running Story” (February #womensrunning chat) Guest Answers

BLOG: “Your Running Story” (February #womensrunning chat) Guest Answers

We had the wonderful pleasure of having Ann Brennan and Mina Samuels be our guests at the “What’s Your Running Story” Chat! Here are their awesome answers in long form!  Feel free to copy the answers and answer them on your own site this month! Ann Brennan is the creator of Ann’s Running Commentary and [...]

BLOG: February #womensrunning twitter chat

BLOG: February #womensrunning twitter chat

#womensrunning twitter chat! Topic: Running and Reading. Favorite books, magazines and your running story. Moderator:   @TRPrunner, Andrea Henry, PT Guest Experts/Sponsors: @BrennanAnnie, Ann Brennan is the creator of Ann’s Running Commentary and the editor of Beyond Limits Magazine. When she is not working she trains for marathons and is currently training for her first Ironman [...]

Running Research: Strength Training-Do You Weight Lift to Improve Your Run?

Running Research: Strength Training-Do You Weight Lift to Improve Your Run?

Weights and Running: Back in my competitive days of high school cross country (o.k. so I was not super competitive here) and my college days in track, I learned first hand the rigors of weight lifting.  Whether it was squats or bench press, the distance team always joined us in college. I decided to review [...]

Running Research: How Do You Hill Train On The Treadmill?

Running Research: How Do You Hill Train On The Treadmill?

Treadmills and Hills: Midway through winter, you have probably plowed through a few treadmill workouts. Treadmill workouts don’t change your running form significantly (enough to do a running analysis on a treadmill and assess the results), but they do change the forces your body uses to move you along.  So how do you know if [...] Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

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