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Adaptation or Overtraining? Knowing When Fatigue Builds You Up or Breaks You Down
Fatigue is part of running. If you’ve ever finished a long run with heavy legs or felt that lingering soreness after hill repeats, you...

Kate Mihevc Edwards PT, DPT
Oct 53 min read


Propulsion Starts Here: The Role of the Big Toe in Running
When runners talk about performance or injury, the focus usually lands on the knees, hips, or even cadence. But there’s one small joint...

Kate Mihevc Edwards PT, DPT
Sep 253 min read


Running Doubles: Who Needs Them and Who Doesn’t
If you’ve been around competitive runners, you’ve probably heard about “doubles”—running twice a day. For elite athletes, double runs are...

Kate Mihevc Edwards PT, DPT
Sep 213 min read


Paws and Pavement: How to Run with Your Dog Without Wrecking Your Form
If you’ve ever seen a dog bolting down a trail with ears flying, legs stretching, total bliss on four paws, it’s easy to think, this is...

Kate Mihevc Edwards PT, DPT
Sep 143 min read


Consistency is Key in Running: Why Smaller Steps Build Bigger Gains
Running six miles once a week is far more likely to lead to injury than running one or two miles several times a week. For runners,...

Kate Mihevc Edwards PT, DPT
Dec 5, 20242 min read


Is There Such Thing As Perfect Running Form?
If you’ve been running for years without pain, should you change your running form? It’s a common question for runners looking to...

Kate Mihevc Edwards PT, DPT
Oct 16, 20243 min read
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