Doesn't it seem that once you get one running injury under control another one creeps out right behind it?
Or when you're in the depths of a
learn to run program or training to run a 5k, 10K, Marathon or Ultra Marathon you have to quit because of an injury...
It can be so frustrating trying to prevent running injuries!
One of the best ways to protect yourself from running injuries is to do stretches, but doing this is sometimes not enough.
Your body needs alignment and proper stretches to prevent injuries.
Your body needs a program that does all this to prevent running injuries. This is where Runner's Yoga comes in. This system has helped me stay injury free for awhile now!
30 minutes of Runner's Yoga
compliments your running program and your life!
My Story and how I got Interested in Runner's Yoga...
Awhile back... I had a nagging hip injury that started from running with shin splints, caused by improper posture and strengthening. I came upon a site where a person commented negatively about running and how the injuries runner's get - eventually cripple the body!
(I hear people say this kind of thing a lot...)
The commenter thought running was really bad for you and quoted.
"Running is bad for joints, muscles and the whole body!"
"Running is bad for joints, muscles and the whole body!"
His final comment was,
"I feel sorry for all you runners because running makes you old!"
What a horrible thing to read when I've been running for so many years!
You know, I didn't believe this for one minute, but yes he was right...
Runner's do get injuries and quite frequently.
"I feel sorry for all you runners because running makes you old!"
What a horrible thing to read when I've been running for so many years!
You know, I didn't believe this for one minute, but yes he was right...
Runner's do get injuries and quite frequently.
What I found was running is actually better for your health than you think!
- Running is excellent for your bones!
- Running is excellent for your muscles!
- Running is excellent for your cardiovascular system!
- Running is excellent for your respiratory system!
- Running is excellent, excellent for your everything!
Running actually regenerates all the cells in your body and can make you look and feel younger right down to your cellular level.
The long and short of it, runner's do suffer a lot of injuries.
So what's the problem then, why are all of us runners getting injuries?
Here's what I've discovered.
When you age you lose strength and flexibility even if you're active!
Ah ha...It's inevitable, it just happens because we become less active in a 24 hour period.
Things that age and don't get used, become brittle and break.
Toddlers, they move in and around, strengthening and flexing their little muscles onto couches, floors and chairs and are great at developing their flexibility and strength!
Yes, toddlers are building many muscles we don't even know exist any more! The last time you crawled and climbed all around like a toddler was probably when you were a toddler.
This is when I found Runner's Yoga
Doing yoga will increase your flexibility, so your muscles and joints stay limber and flex better. Your body gradually aligns and strengthens so every running step is nice and strong.
Yoga builds strength in your joints and muscle and this is a big plus.
Those muscles that are not being used while you run are built during the Runner's Yoga process.
- The large and small muscles support one another.
- This also spells out a faster metabolism...
- More muscle means more fat burned...
A lot of runners use Runner's Yoga!
Doing Yoga will ignite every part of your body that needs to be ignited, because you are giving your body the attention it needs, hence it will prevent running injuries!
Your Running Program Needs a Yoga Program!
It's for anybody.
It's for all levels of fitness and flexibility. If you are interested in giving your body a lift this program adds strength, agility and inner peace.
I strongly recommend this program.
It 's easy, now you can order by Paypal!
I had back surgery and yoga helped me control the pain after surgery without having to take as many pain meds.
ReplyDeleteExcellent post, Gilly! Yoga is on my "to do" list for 2014. I'm working out at home now. I love it! I'm not sure I'd be able to run because of my knees but I do walk a lot in the warm weather. You are such an inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI was told to get more flexible i should do yoga.. but i really feel weird going into that class..
ReplyDelete"Runner's Yoga" love it...I love this post because of the great solutions you share...I love to run, & I am in my 50ies been doing it all my life & I also do yoga so I am always aware of what my body is saying to me. Thank you for an awesome post.
ReplyDeleteI should really take up yoga. It's so great stretching the body
ReplyDeletei couldn't agree more, yoga is one of my main passions and i'm so happy you're sharing this
ReplyDeleteI understand Yoga is one of the best stretching and relaxing things you can do for your body. Do you have to have to be able to balance your weight?
ReplyDeleteI just bought a box of Yoga for beginners DVDs and I am looking forward to use them. It will help me a lot with stretching and ease the back pain from sitting at my desk for so long, every day.
ReplyDeleteWish I had known about this about 6 years ago when I was training for a marathon. At mile 16 my IT band started complaining big time. It didn't occur to me at the time that yoga might help. Darn!
ReplyDeleteI am a power walker, but had a couple of injuries in 2013 that have held me back. I'm amazed at how my metabolism has changed as a result of muscle loss and less activity! Yoga may be a good idea for the transition back into full action, Gilly. I'll give it some thought when the time comes ...
ReplyDeleteRunners Yoga???! wow
ReplyDeleteI am so nervous about my first 5k.. I will jog and walk...
I can only run in the water and I love it!
ReplyDeleteDelilah,
ReplyDeleteYes Yoga is amazing that way in aligning and healing your body, awesome! I hope you're feeling a lot better now:)
Norma,
ReplyDeleteYou might really like it, you should give it a try! :)
Alexandra,
ReplyDeleteYes yoga is so great, I usually do it at home because I find it more peaceful. Although I have years ago taken classes that were fun too! :)
Robert you could do it at home and just have your kids do it with you. My kids tend to get in the middle or do it with me :)
ReplyDeleteLuisa your welcome! You sound a lot like me :)
ReplyDeleteLuisa your welcome! You sound a lot like me :)
ReplyDeleteVeronica, it's a great gentle sport! You'd love it!:)
ReplyDeleteThank you anonymous, I'm glad I helped!
ReplyDeleteTina, it depends what yoga moves you do. You work up to more difficult yoga positions or use support close by. A lot of the beginner moves are soothing.
ReplyDeleteSimona let me know how you like it and if you need any tips I'm here :)
ReplyDeleteConnie, you got to do another one and use the Runner's yoga program. I did an ultra and had no issues! IT band issues are frustrating! :(
ReplyDeleteSharon, yes yoga is the next best thing and has so many benefits with it's gentle training.
ReplyDeleteRobin I wish I was going in it with you! Don't be nervousness just think of me saying, " You can do it!"
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