If you’re a runner and have been told you need a hysterectomy, you might be wondering if running will still be an option for you post-surgery. Does having an hysterectomy automatically mean you need to hang up your trainers, stop running and take up something with less impact? Not necessarily. With the right approach, patience, …
Running with a cold… should you or shouldn’t you? This is a question that comes up a lot at this time of year, so let’s have a look at what you might need to consider before you head out for a run with a cold. How do you feel? Firstly, check in on your symptoms …
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Want to go from running 5k to 10k without it feeling overwhelming? Here’s my step-by-step guide to building distance safely, improving endurance, and running further with confidence – even if 5k still feels challenging right now. Stop trying to run every run “hard” One of the biggest mistakes many runners make when trying to improve …
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If you are a new runner you will want to avoid any of these common mistakes that can send you off track. Whether your goal is to run your first 5k, improve your fitness, or just feel better in your body, you won’t want to let any of these common mistakes to hold you back. …
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If you have ever experienced an unexpected leak during a run, you’re definitely not alone. While we are often quick to blame our pelvic floor for any leaks we experience when running, that’s not the whole story. Your running technique, glute strength, mobility, and how you train can all play a part. Which is why …
Read more Leak when you run? Your pelvic floor might not be to blame