In the pursuit of any running goal you really are only in competition with yourself.
When you become injured, you immediately give yourself an underdog status.
You start to think about all of the problems that your injury presents to prevent you from completing the workouts that you previously believed would make it possible for you to achieve your goal.
Of course, none of that is true. All of those problems we call “reasons” are really just excuses.
There is always a way.
One thing I know for sure. Every runner I have ever worked with you got injured and then set a new P.R. working from an underdog advantage.
Today on the Doc On The Run podcast were talking about the injured runner underdog advantage.
Cuboid stress fracture vs. Peroneus longus tendinitis. How can a runner tell the difference?
Cuboid stress fracture vs. truly fractured cuboid bone. How can a runner tell the difference?
Cuboid stress fracture fundamentals for runners
What happens if you run with a neuroma pad in the wrong place?
Foot Fungus Pro Tip: Wear old socks to the airport
PRP science explained. PRP vs. Corticosteroid vs. Placebo injections.
Are you hiding from your injury?
Painful calluses in runners fixed with the strawberry stem technique
Injured runners must proceed with confidence
How can pronation cause hallux rigidus in a runner?
What is a ”bone bruise” at an old fracture site?
Runner has a neuroma and bursitis, which is worse?
Got clearance to start cycling, should I stop icing?
When is a web-cam second opinion just as good as in person doctor visit?
Dry Needling vs PRP injection in Runners
What if stress fracture still swells and hurts a lot?
Find your target when you are not getting better
How can a 2nd metatarsal stress fracture cause a 5th metatarsal stress reaction?
The benefit of your radiologist being clueless
How can sinus tarsi syndrome cause FHL Tenosynovitis
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