Injury Info

•  Prevention
  Being Prepared

  Too Much Too Soon
•  Rest
  Rest Days

  Sleep
•  Treatment
  Shin Splints

  Cross Training
•  Types
  Eating Disorders

  Stress Fractures in Female Athletes

Being Prepared

Injuries occur, but there are ways that you as a runner can help to lower your risk of injury.

1. Come into the season with a base summer running program so that you are ready to start more intense workouts
2. Do the warmups and warmdowns as prescribed
3. Get enough sleep (7 to 8 hours a night)
4. Eat a well balanced healthy diet (see nutrition section)
5. Listen to your body, know the difference between being sore and being injured
6. Pay attention to the mileage and wear on your shoes, replace them when neccesary

next 5 days

9/20/2017

Practice - Early Release

9/20/2017

Practice - Early Release

9/21/2017

Practice

9/22/2017

Leave for Firman

9/23/2017

Bob Firman Invitational (By invite only)

9/25/2017

Practice

full schedule

inspirations

Even [Glenn] Cunningham, strong though he is, could not live up to the strain of setting such a pace, combined with the mental worry of having a lightly stepping black shadow right on his shoulder, locking strides with him, almost breathing in his ear—for the trick of shadowing an opponent within sight and hearing is one of the more maddening and distracting forms of tactics that one can use in any race.

- Jack Lovelock