The Most Important Exercises For Runners To AVOID RUNNING INJURIES

Here’s 5 strengthening runner’s exercises and 3 recovery exercises for runners to help prevent runner’s injuries. Injury prevention for people who run needs to be more than just a few stretches for runners. Key muscles need to be strengthened to help the muscles & tendons to cope with running long distances, AND to help take pressure of your knees, back, hips, and feet. Other parts need a muscle release after each run to stop tension and lactic acid build up.
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0:00 Intro
0:10 Prevent Quad & tendon strain
0:48 Prevent Hamstring & Glute Medius strains
1:33 Avoid calf strain & Plantar Fasciitis
2:27 Prevent Adductor strain & Pes Anserine Bursitis
3:00 Avoid hip flexor strain & Quad strain
3:41 Recovery to prevent Runner’s Knee
4:19 Recovery to stop Runner’s Back
4:58 Recovery to avoid Plantar Fasciitis
STRENGTH TRAINING FOR RUNNERS:
1. Deep squats for eccentric strengthening of the Quadriceps and its tendons
To help prevent: Patellar Tendinopathy, Quadriceps Tendinopathy, Quad strain
2. RDLs for eccentric strengthening of the hamstring & its tendons, and Glute Medius strengthening
To help prevent: Hamstring strain, Hamstring Tendinopathy, Gluteus Medius strain
3. Soleus eccentric strengthening
To help prevent: Calf Strain, Achillies Tendinopathy, Plantar Fasciitis
4. Forward bend Sumo Squats
To help prevent: Adductor Strain, Pes Anserine Bursitis
5. Psoas knee raises & Reverse Lunge
To help prevent: Hip Flexor Strain, Quad Strain
RECOVERY EXERCISES FOR RUNNERS:
1. ITB & Vastus Lateralis myofascial release
To help prevent: Runner’s Knee (Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome)
2. Rectus Femoris Stretch
To help prevent: Runner’s Back
3. Plantar Fascia massage
To help prevent: Plantar Fasciitis
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[@G.TinyShark]

(breaks finger hitting save to library so fast) Feels like I’ve waited for the entire existence of RUclips to get a running pre/post-hab routine that is simple and based on science. Thanks you so much 🙌🏼

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😆 Glad you liked it. 🙌

[@mrsbootsworkouts]

I have been incorporating deep squats into my workouts in the past year, and the results are amaizng, thank you!!

[@BodyFixExercises]

Yeah, they're amazing eh?

[@Purutge]

Perhaps one the best video on this topic on YT

[@BodyFixExercises]

Cheers!

[@AdrianMcGavock]

excellent advice as usual amigo 👍

[@BodyFixExercises]

Thanks Adrian👍

[@salty3069]

Thanks doc!

[@BodyFixExercises]

My pleasure!

[@peakmaster3273]

That's so usefull! Thank you.

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You're welcome!

[@JoanieTom]

Amazing ! Thank u. Just what I needed.

[@4308top]

Thank you, I will try today.

[@StayActive2000]

Cheers very much appreciated ✅️

[@amandadirickson9451]

This was helpful. Thanks!

[@BodyFixExercises]

You're welcome!

[@N00bzDown]

Excellent thank you so much! Do you have an exercise to prevent shin splints?

[@DemirAydemir]

I have had shin splints or stress fractures on both legs since 2005 because of rope skipping at home extensively without shoes on after several weeks. My advice comes from my beloved sports science student friend who saved my running and life. Before each running session, be patient and sit comfortably with one leg on your other knee and warm up your shins by moving your ankle up and down until light fatigue, like counting up to 50. 2 sets for each leg. Be patient. Never skip your warm-up. This will take 8 - 10 min. If you do this before every run, you don't need to worry. Also, always wear supportive good running shoes and try to improve your technique as well.

[@hikmahpro1373]

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[@generationrecon]

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[@BodyFixExercises]

Welcome!🙌🙌

[@eceiii013sahubarsathik4]

IMPRESSION:
*Bilateral lumbarisation of S1 vertebra
*Paramedian and foraminal broad based protrusion at L5/S1 with indentationon thecal sac, both neural foramina and abutting the exiting nerve root.
* Diffuse annular bulge at L4-L5 and S1-52 with indentation on thecal sac..
Screening of rest of the spine:
*Loss of cervical lordosis
*Screening of sacro-iliac joint appears normal.
Is this stenonis?
What is my mri say?

[@BodyFixExercises]

Doesn't seem like you have much stenosis

[@eceiii013sahubarsathik4]

@@BodyFixExercises Well sir. what kind of exercise can I do? extension or flexion

[@eceiii013sahubarsathik4]

​@@BodyFixExercisespls reply sir

[@alinakowalczyk1161]

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