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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
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
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
Posted in 10km, 5km fun run, ankle, Chi running, forefoot running, groin injury, heel pain, knee, Learn to Run, low back pain when running, Newton Running, overuse injury, pain - lower limb, Plantar Fasciitis, Sports & running injury, tri-athlon, Triathlon
Tagged 10km, 10km;half-marathon;foot pain; Physio;back pain, AAA-Physio, Half Marathon, how to get back into running, Knee Pain, Physio, run, Shin pain and shin splints, sports injury clinic, treadmill video
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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
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
Posted in 10km, Chi running, Learn to Run, low back pain when running, Personal trainer Bristol, Physio in Bristol, Stealth running
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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
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
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