Why Am I Always Injured?
By Cat Fitzgerald PT, DPT, CSCS
Why am I always injured?! I can’t get through a single training cycle healthy!
This question is one I hear all too frequently. I …
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By Cat Fitzgerald PT, DPT, CSCS
Why am I always injured?! I can’t get through a single training cycle healthy!
This question is one I hear all too frequently. I …
Why Am I Always Injured? Read More »
Unlike our Business Strategy Manager, Brian Hsia, who has run over 120 marathons, I have only run three! Running a marathon in NYC is like running a business in NYC! …
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But is “lazy” truly the opposite of “hard-working?” I asked myself. Of course, I googled the definition of “hard-working.” “Hard-working (adjective): tending to work with energy and commitment; diligent.” No, they are not opposites; it’s all in the intention.
Setting and adjusting expectations comes with the territory of working with injured athletes. It's something I have to do with my clients on a daily basis, typically throughout the entire day. So when it came to adjusting my own expectations for my own injury, you'd think I'd be a pro. (Hah).