Category Archives: Chi running

Learn to Run with AAA – “A more effective and quieter run, with much less energy wastage”.

With a few duathlons and road runs under my belt, I am inspired to step up the training and start planning 2012 competions. CALF & BACK PAIN However, after doing  a period of faster runs, I found I was having calf and back … Continue reading

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Learn to Run with AAA @ Bannatyne’s Health Club – FREE Trial

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AAA-Learn to Run – Running on Asphalt – Good/Bad?

Men’s Health December 2011 Has an article based on Research from Indian Sports Scientists. The Shock News would appear that Running on Asphalt causes LESS DAMAGE to body cells!   AAA-Running has a different explanation – You can’t always believe … Continue reading

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Learn to Run with AAA-Physio – Feedback

Really enjoying the Learn to Run approach: Learning to run from scratch! I feel that I have now been introduced into a world of education and improved physical health and know that each session will bring me something new and … Continue reading

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1. Learn to Run @AAA-Physio::Running – Free Trial Sessions

BACK TO SCHOOL? – Run Smoother – Run Faster – Run with Reduced Injury Risk! That our mission at AAA-Physio::Running Learn to Run @ AAA-Physio::Running – FREE* Until 31st Jan 2012 15 years behind a treadmill, as a Sports Physio, … Continue reading

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Running to Fitness: Week 4

I have to say how much I’m enjoying my running these days.  A part of this is I now feel I run competitively.  I’ve been running in a series of 10k races along the towpath underneath the Clifton Suspension Bridge. … Continue reading

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Stealth Running – Video evidence and faster 10km

Our client Blogger AnotherDaveMartin returned to the clinic this week for video analysis of his “new” run. Pictures to follow soon – But, his vertical movement on the TemploLite screen fell from nearly 2cm to around 1cm – We have … Continue reading

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Running to Fitness: Week 2

Last week I was introduced to the concept of Stealth Running by John.  I’ve often wondered whether I should be running at all given the high impact and force at which I hit the ground. This week we expanded on … Continue reading

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Stealth Running – Smooth, fast, injury free! No1. Introduction

Problem – Noisy running style Listening to runners on the treadmill at Moti, as they crash through their gait analysis, the link between injury and heavy impact is not a connection everybody seems to make. Newton was right: Newton was … Continue reading

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