Train Smart, Not Hard
Emphasizing the importance of a balanced training approach, the discussion highlights how regular strength training can enhance posture and resilience, particularly as we age. Both speakers reflect on the pitfalls of past training habits and stress the significance of smart training techniques to avoid injuries, especially in the knees. They advocate for a focus on body mechanics and appropriate footwear to support overall health and performance.In this clip
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The Strength Running Podcast
Strength & Age: How to Adapt Your Running As You Get Older, with Dr. Karl Knopf
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