Lee BradburyFeb 28, 20216 minTraining for Multi-Day EventsTraining for multi-day events doesn’t differ a huge amount from typical run training for marathon/ultra-distance. The demands are the...
Lee BradburyFeb 27, 20217 minHow to Run Uphill Like A BossUphill running. It’s definitely a love hate type of running. I’ve been there. Staring at an intimidating incline, already fatigued and...
Lee BradburyFeb 17, 20214 minPiriformis Syndrome: Symptoms, Causes & RehabThe piriformis is a small, relatively short, and little-known muscle buried deep within the muscle tissue in your hips. In each hip, it...
Lee BradburyFeb 17, 20212 minPlantar Fasciitis: Symptoms, Causes & RehabPlantar fasciitis, an irritation to the tough, fibrous tissue at the base of the heel, is one of the most bothersome running injuries due...
Lee BradburyFeb 17, 20213 minRunners Knee: Symptoms, Causes & RehabPatellofemoral pain syndrome, sometimes also called “runner’s knee,” is the most common of all running ailments, accounting for 16.5% of...
Lee BradburyFeb 17, 20212 minPatellar Tendonitis: Symptoms, Causes and RehabThe patellar tendon is a short but very wide tendon that runs from your patella (kneecap) to the top of your tibia. The reason you have a...
Lee BradburyFeb 16, 20213 minIlliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS): Symptoms, Causes and RehabThe iliotibial band, or IT band, is a long “band” of tissue that runs from the top of the hips down the outside of the thigh, crossing...
Lee BradburyFeb 16, 20214 minShin Splints: Symptoms, Causes & RehabMedial tibial stress syndrome, more commonly referred to as “shin splints,” is probably the most universally-known running injury. Shin...
Lee BradburyFeb 16, 20213 minAchillies Tendonitis: Symptoms, Causes & RehabThe Achilles tendon is the thickest and strongest tendon in your body, connecting your calf muscles to the back of your heel. Virtually...
Lee BradburyJan 17, 202118 minRunning for Intermediates: Everything You Need to KnowIf you're new to running and haven't already done so, check out my article Running for Beginners: Everything You Need to Know. This week...
Lee BradburyJan 16, 20211 minQuick Tips Episode 1My first quick tips episode aims to give you key information to help your training and run pain free in under 30 mins. In today's episode...
Lee BradburyJan 10, 202110 minRunning for Beginners: Everything You Need to KnowIf you're someone new to running, getting started can be quite a daunting journey, especially trying to find useful information to help...
Lee BradburyNov 22, 20204 minRunning Myths That Still Exist in 2020Myth 1: You have to run fast every session In running, each session has a purpose. Whether it be improving the efficiency of the heart...
Lee BradburyNov 16, 20205 minChoosing Your Next Pair of Running ShoesFootwear. Seemingly the holy grail to running, injury prevention, performance and dare I say it, fashion. Running shoes get attributed to...
Lee BradburyNov 9, 20205 minRunning Downhill Like A BossAfter taking a recent poll on social media it seems a lot of people lack confidence in running downhill. I totally understand it and just...
Lee BradburyOct 25, 20207 min10 Tips for a Successful First Ultra MarathonUltra-marathons have been gaining in popularity for some time now. As people rack up the marathons, they find themselves asking ‘what...
Lee BradburySep 27, 20206 minCumbria Way UltraCOVID. A word immediately associated with 2020. From a runner’s perspective, it meant a premature end to the racing season for many. Or...
Lee BradburyJul 8, 20201 minThe Hare and The Tortoise Episode 2: Warm-ups and InjuriesIn todays episode of The Hare and The Tortoise we talk about the importance of a warm-up, especially before higher intensity training...
Lee BradburyJun 26, 20201 minTop 5 Lower Body Mobility MovesGood mobility (range of motion we can control) of the lower body is key for efficient running technique. Check out my top 5 go to...
Lee BradburyJun 21, 20202 minRecovery from Runners KneeRunners Knee which is also known as Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) presents itself as pain around or directly behind the knee cap....