Catch niggles early, train through them safely, and know when to back off.
The runners who go furthest aren’t the ones who never get hurt. They’re the ones who notice early and adjust. These guides cover what to do when something starts to ache, how to come back from a layoff without re-aggravating it, and the warning signs that mean it’s time to see a physio.
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What happens biomechanically when you run, and how small changes in cadence, ground contact, and pace can unlock faster, more efficient racing.
The taper is where fitness becomes performance, but it's also where most runners lose their minds. Here's how to handle the final 2–3 weeks before race day.