s2/e31 Your Knees & Running with Dr. Lauren LaPierre, DPT (@thepersonalizedrunningdoc)

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If We Could Start Running Over, We’d Do These 6 Things Differently

What if you could go back to the start of your running journey and do things differently?In this episode of the Running Explained Podcast, coaches Amanda and Nick break down the 6 biggest lessons they wish they knew when they first started running. From chasing results too early ...  Show more

Race Day Prep: The Complete Blueprint to Run Your Best Race

Race day doesn’t start at the starting line. It starts with how you prepare.In this episode of the Running Explained Podcast, coaches Amanda Katz and Nick Klastava break down everything you need to know about race day prep, from logistics and fueling to mindset, pacing, and recov ...  Show more

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