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Run to the Top Podcast | The Ultimate Guide to Running

Plantar Fasciitis and IT Band Injuries with Dr. Brianne Showman Brown

Run to the Top Podcast | The Ultimate Guide to Running

RunnersConnect: Coaching Community, Running Experts, Inspiring Runners, No Fluff Blog

Running, Fitness, Health & Fitness, Sports

4.5936 Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2018

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Let's face it: Nobody wants a seat on the injury bus. But sometimes we end up there anyway. It could start as a nagging niggle that progresses into a real sideliner or it could just be a persistent twinge that keeps us from performing our best. But how do you know what it is, where it's coming from and how to keep it from becoming a potentially serious injury?

This week we speak with Dr. Brianne Showman Brown, a licensed Physical Therapist who works to treat athlete's injuries without meds, injections or surgeries to facilitate a quick and safe return to running. She knows runners because she is a runner herself.

In this episode, Dr. Brown clearly explains what PF and ITB issues are and also what they may not be. She believes strongly in injury prevention and provides helpful tips on exercises that can be easily incorporated into even the busiest of lives.

We also discuss nutrition and hydration and the role they play in recovery and prevention. And although some self-diagnosis tips are shared, we also talk about when and why a professional should get involved in the diagnosis and treatment process.

There is an amazing amount of helpful information here and you may find yourself revisiting this episode more than once.

Oh, and if you participated in the Boston Marathon, this year or any other, please share your Boston Marathon experience on an upcoming bonus episode of Run To The Top by clicking here.

Transcript

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0:00.0

On today's run to the top podcast.

0:05.0

Our hips don't stay strong if we don't continue working on the strength and stability in them.

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We may start out with really good mechanics in our legs, but as our hips

0:13.8

weaken, our knees fall in a little bit, our foot collapses a little bit. Over time,

0:19.0

we can get knee pain, we can get ankle pain, we can get foot pain we can get ankle pain we can get foot pain.

0:24.0

Welcome to the Run to the Top podcast from Runners Connect

0:29.0

where it's all about learning from the best and most inspiring minds in the sport.

0:35.0

Together, we can train a smarter, healthier, and faster running community.

0:41.0

Now here's your host, Stephanie Kay Atwood.

0:45.0

Welcome, this is Stephanie K Atwood, Boston Marathon Qualifier, coach and host for the Run to the

0:52.2

top podcast.

0:53.4

Congratulations to all of you who ran in Boston.

0:56.8

Boston is a symbol of so much that is good about running,

1:00.1

the resilience of runners,

1:01.8

the traditions and hospitality of the Boston people. the All of this has made the Boston Marathon an icon of marathons and one that is in many ways bigger than life.

1:17.0

Congratulations to Amby Burfoot, who we interviewed just last week, and to all of you out there who have run and trained so hard for Boston.

1:25.0

Don't forget to participate in our bonus episode about your experience at the

1:30.2

Boston Marathon. This year or any other year that you ran, let's celebrate the running of Boston.

1:36.0

Call into our Boston Marathon Experience phone message line at runnersconnect.net slash share, and record your favorite one or two experiences

1:45.8

from the race. Keep your message to about 60 seconds or less. Runners Connect

1:50.5

will pick the best out of these and create a bonus episode for Run to the Top, just about Boston.

1:57.0

That's Runners Connect.

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