The SECRET To Running Injury-Free: The 5 SIMPLE Ways To Avoid Getting Injured

[@potblack7951]

As a currently injured runner with.. simply..overuse injuries-this is a very informative video..never used to strength train..but I do now..has to be done..I do body weight exercises now ..every day..bout 20mins a day

[@trevchild7704]

Some useful points raised there. But there are of course more steps to be taken which helps including warm up before running, cool down afterwards and stretching as well.

[@mikeadams6538]

I started running 50 years ago. I ran for almost 35 years before I started getting nagging hamstring/calf strains injuries almost every time I would run. I stopped running for almost 10 years and switched to others sports...ie...cycling, swimming, unicycling....Every time I would try to make a comeback to running I would reinjure myself. Injuries would occur in about 2 weeks. Well, I finally switched to 100% running on grass and have run injury free for 1 year.

[@christophersmith3254]

This was the comment I needed to read... so thanks. I was considering a fast 5x 2k and 5x 600m session today as I'm racing a 10k in 2 weeks. I was considering whether or not to do it on grass (slower) or road (faster). Road would be ideal but as long as I put the same effort in then grass should be ok

[@natethetoe386]

I do about 1/2 my running on a tread mill, and I stopped getting injured. Same idea I guess. Just a softer landing pad.

[@waterfallstudios5746]

Very informative as I step up from 1/2 to full marathon

[@MrHs1985]

Excellent information for runners. I am going to try these tips for sure.

[@felixcardona8936]

Thanks for your advices , I like it very much. Regards from Colombia ❤

[@danielhilliard3862]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@radrunning8535]

Thats great coach! Thanks

[@yolandemirza2707]

Coach Parry, can we talk about running watches, when should you wear them when not running to monitor resting heart rate, sleep etc. 24/7 or just some times? They are a helpful tool.

[@ninjashoyo9086]

What about increasing training load for new runners? I’ve only started running in January and I’ve tried Couch to 5K plans but they’re too quick for me so I made my custom plan where I run (walk-run method) for a certain time and add 30 seconds of running each new session. Right now my best is running 4 minutes and 30 seconds without stopping. Is increasing my training duration by 10% every other day in a given week safe? For example, if I train for 26 minutes on Monday, is it okay to run further on Tuesday by 10% in time?

[@Dilllonm]

If a runner is injured or feel an injury coming , How would you convert a run session to a swim ? Ex 45 min run to swim or a 10 x 400m repeats For these in the pool?

[@alexw6279]

Id say divide the distance and time by 6 if your swimming.

[@moushreedas5093]

I started running from last two days,my legs are in pain.i can't run more than 150m.what should I do

[@jaboneros7540]

I have to eat after I run? Can't I eat about 5 hours later when I break my 16-hour fast?

[@joshuahill956]

So I've been doing intermittent fasting for about a year, have never eaten anything after my run. Haven't noticed a difference, literally just finished a 48 hour fast this morning, ran both days while on the fast and suffered no decrease in production.

[@jackcarpenters3759]

1 simple way: become a forefoot runner instead of a heelstriker.

[@tylercarey5211]

Abruptly switching your foot strike would probably cause injury but maybe slowly over time

[@SergiuSalcau00]

You mention the 30-45 mins right after exercising but don t say what i should eat :))))))))))))))))).

[@jabumalinga1943]

12.08 ..he tells u