RunLab™ is a motion analysis and gait retraining company comprised of medical professionals, elite runners, and biomechanics experts headquartered in Austin, Texas. RunLab works with runners virtually from anywhere in the United States through www.RunLab.us and has worked with thousands of runners, from Olympic gold medalists, junior Olympians, and world champions, to kids with Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and a host of movement disorders. Join us as we discuss common myths in the running industry and why there really is no "right" way to run.
So much of running and life is about overcoming struggle. Physical challenges are a "classroom" where we learn to persevere. Through persevering, we c...
Sitting is the new smoking. This statement has made its way into the public conscious and it's not too far from the truth. Becoming "civilized" and si...
75-90% of runners will get an injury this year which will hold them back from reaching their goals. Our healthcare system is broken as it designed to ...
Plantar fasciitis and Achilles pain stop many runners in their tracks. In this episode, we talk about some of the common causes of these injuries and ...
Which running shoe is the best one for you? Which one is going to help you stay injury-free and set new PRs? This week we want to help you answer thes...
Technology is advancing quickly. We are able to capture millions of data points every second about our bodies. Pace, distance, heart rate, power, brea...
Stress-recover-improve. This is the general training principle to get faster and more fit. In this podcast episode we provide a broad overview on the ...
What exactly is a shin splint? What are some of the red flags that I have shin splints and not something more or less serious? What causes shin splint...
Most of us spend the majority of our time training in the sagittal plane. Running, biking, even lifting. We often ignore other planes of motion at the...
If historical trends continue, 75-90% of runners will suffer some form of injury this year. Knee pain accounts for the vast majority of these injuries...