Running rehab & the anti-gravity treadmill
Guides on returning to running after injury — load management, gait, and how anti-gravity training fits in.
Fibula Stress Fracture Recovery Time for Runners
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Femoral Stress Fracture Recovery Time for Runners
Femoral stress fracture recovery time is one of the first things runners ask about, usually while sitting in a clinic with deep groin or thigh pain and a training block they have already written off.
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Running With Knee Osteoarthritis: Where to Start
Plenty of people are told to stop running after a knee X-ray comes back showing osteoarthritis. They are usually in their forties or fifties, still playing social touch or park run, and the scan
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Calf Strain Return to Running: A Staged Approach
Calf strain return to running goes wrong for the same reason most of the time. The calf feels fine walking, fine on the stairs, fine on a test jog around the block, so the runner goes back to their
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Anti-Gravity Treadmill After Knee Replacement
An anti-gravity treadmill after knee replacement gives you a way to walk with part of your body weight taken off, which matters in the weeks when the knee is still swollen, the quads are slow to
Read article →Shin Splints: Rebuilding Running Load, Not Resting
Most runners searching for shin splints treatment in Sydney's Inner West have already tried the obvious thing: two weeks off. The pain settles. They go back to their usual 5km loop around Bay Run
Read article →Runner's Knee: Running at Reduced Body Weight
Runner's knee rehab usually starts with the same conversation in Sydney: someone has built up their weekly kilometres for an event, the front of the knee has started aching on downhills and stairs
Read article →Achilles Rupture: Return to Running Step by Step
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Read article →Anti-Gravity Therapy: How Unweighted Running Works
Anti-gravity therapy is a plain-English name for running or walking with part of your body weight lifted off you. In practice it means an AlterG anti-gravity treadmill: a normal treadmill belt
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