Pliability for Runners: The Breakthrough Method to Stay Injury-Free, Get Stronger and Run Faster

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A breakthrough book that redefines running performance and injury prevention. Pliability is the key to running injury free and outperforming the competition. Each year there are 50-60 million people in the US that run regularly, with over 50% of them suffering a running injury. Pliability (the loosening, softening and relaxing of muscles) is in the midst of a major 'movement' in the realm of professional sports, physical therapy and health/fitness to help offset these kinds of injuries. Written by an exercise physiologist and coach at the Boston Running Center, Pliability for Runners outlines what pliability is, why it is important and how to improve one own's pliability safely and effectively specifically for runners. The book addresses issues for all levels of runners from recreational to professional athletes and help increase flexibility and strength.

Author(s): McConkey. Joseph M.D.
Publisher: Hatherleigh Press
Year: 2022

Language: English
Commentary: Runners, Injury-Free Method , Get Stronger and Run Faster
Pages: 176
Tags: Runners, Injury-Free Method , Get Stronger and Run Faster

► CONTENTS


Pliability: A Global Challenge
Stopping the Injury Cycle
What is Pliability?
The Science Behind Pliability
Getting Started: Learn About You
Improving Pliability is in Your Hands
Self-Tests: Range Of Motion
Self-Tests: Strength
Final Checklist
10-WEEK PROGRAMS FOR RETURNING TO RUNNING
FAQs
Pliability for Junior Athletes
Pliability for Explosive Sport Athletes
Pliability for Job-Based Running Requirements
Pliability for Master Runners
Final Thoughts: A Coach’s Perspective
References
About the Author