Health & Fitness:Medicine
Every time I am in the Recovering Runner's Aid Station where I answer questions for injured runners, I get questions about how to get an advantage.
Everybody wants an advantage.
I don't think most people cheat.
There are some people who cheat, but certainly not everyone.
But I think it is okay to look for an unfair advantage when you're injured and you're trying to get back to running.
The truth is, getting an unfair advantage when you are injured is actually really easy to do.
Today on the Doc On The Run podcast, we're talking about three unfair advantages in healing running injuries.
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