RUNNING INJURY REHAB PROGRAMS
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Every rehab program is designed to give runners a clear, step-by-step path from pain back to training. Each program includes guidance on training modifications, return-to-running progressions, targeted warm-ups and mobility work, and progressive strength exercises specific to the injury. You’ll also get a printable program guide along with exercise demonstration videos for every workout and exercise, so you know exactly what to do and how to progress.
Achilles Tendinopathy commonly causes pain, stiffness, and tenderness through the Achilles Tendon and where it connects to the heel bone. This is especially true first thing in the morning or early in your runs.
This program addresses both mid-portion and insertional Achilles tendinopathy through training modification, progressive tendon loading, and strength work that helps improve the tendon’s ability to handle the stress of running, helping you gradually return to stronger, more confident running.
Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy often causes deep pain near the sit bone that can be aggravated by running, hills, speed work, or prolonged sitting. This program uses progressive hamstring loading, movement and running modifications, and strength work to improve tendon capacity and tissue tolerance, helping you run stronger, faster, and without pain.
IT Band Syndrome typically presents as pain over the outside of the knee that worsens as your run progresses or when you run downhill. This program focuses on managing your running load while building hip and lower-extremity strength to help you handle the repeated demands of running.
Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome, often called Shin Splints, usually causes aching and tenderness along the inside of the shin during or after running. This program helps you manage training load while progressively strengthening the calf, foot, and lower leg to build greater tolerance to impact.
Plantar fasciitis often causes pain near the heel or the bottom of the foot, especially with the first few steps in the morning, after periods of rest, or during the first mile of a run. This program focuses on reducing irritation while improving foot, calf, and lower-leg strength so your foot and body can better tolerate running.
Runner’s Knee is one of the most common running injuries and often shows up as pain around or behind the kneecap during running, stairs, squatting, or after sitting for longer periods. This program focuses on managing symptoms while rebuilding the hip, knee, and lower-leg strength needed to return to pain-free running.