NYC Marathon Training
Dr. Kelsea Fishkind, PT, DPT
As July approaches, many NYC runners are beginning to think about the start of NYC Marathon Training. As a physical therapist that specializes in working …
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Dr. Kelsea Fishkind, PT, DPT
As July approaches, many NYC runners are beginning to think about the start of NYC Marathon Training. As a physical therapist that specializes in working …
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Dr. Clara Krause, PT, DPT, CSCS
Whether you’ve never run before and at your own surprise landed a race lottery, you’ve dabbled in running and want the next challenge, or …
Running Your First Half Marathon? Here Are the 5 Basics You Need to Know Read More »
Dr. Kelsea Fishkind, PT, DPT
As a physical therapist that specializes in treating runners, I field a lot of questions from injured runners commonly centered around why did I get …
FAQs from a PT Run Coach Read More »
Dr. Clara Krause, PT, DPT, CSCS
Winter in NYC brings cold, dark mornings and shorter days, but this doesn’t stop our training. Winter running just requires a shift in approach: …
Marathon Training Minus the Sweat (Sort Of) Read More »
Angela Chen, MPH, Ph.D.
A goal race tends to bring excitement and pressure simultaneously. Corrals are crowded, the weather may shift, and your mind can fill with what ifs. If …
How to Deal With Race Anxiety: Mental Strategies for Runners Read More »
Dr. Rhiannon Jardim, DPT, PT, CSCS
If you’ve ever wondered, “Am I too old to start running?” or heard the common misconception, “Running is bad for your knees,” you’re not …
Am I Too Old to Run? Exploring the Myths, Benefits, and Risks Read More »
Dr. Anthony McNulty, PT, DPT, OCS
You’ve just got a shiny new hip or knee, and you’re itching to get back to your old active life. It’s natural to feel …
Dr. Lisbeth Hoyt, PT, DPT, CSCS
Whether you’re training for your very first marathon or going after your personal best in your 10th, chances are you’ve googled “marathon training plan” …
Why a Custom Training Plan Can Make All the Difference Read More »
Rhiannon Jardim (PT, DPT, CSCS)
VO2max measures the maximum amount of oxygen your body can use during intense exercise, giving you a sense of how efficiently your body generates energy …
What’s the hype with heart rate zone training and VO2max? Read More »
Wendy S. Winn, PT, OCS
3 Steps to Success for Runners and Non-Runners 1. Begin Where You AreIf you’re unsure how to start running, begin by assessing your current …
How to Start (or Restart) Running Read More »