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Episode 107: Tina Muir Cohosts to Answer Your Strength Training Questions

Episode 107: Tina Muir Cohosts to Answer Your Strength Training Questions

FromThe Strength Running Podcast


Episode 107: Tina Muir Cohosts to Answer Your Strength Training Questions

FromThe Strength Running Podcast

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Length:
61 minutes
Released:
Aug 26, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Today's episode is all Q&A about strength training for endurance runners featuring a guest cohost, Ms. Tina Muir! Tina is the host of the incredibly popular Running for Real podcast, a past guest here on the Strength Running Podcast, and a former professional runner. We're discussing many aspects of strength work: Do runners need upper body exercises? How often should we get in the weight room? Is it best to do core training before or after running? Is progressive overload in the gym too aggressive? Should runners lift to failure? Can circuit workouts be used for strength training? And a lot more! The answers to these questions - in much more detail - are also found in Strength Running’s email series about weightlifting for runners. It’s an email a day about the benefits of strength work, common myths that many of us believe, case studies, mistakes to avoid, example exercises, and a lot more. Sign up today at strengthrunning.com/strength/ and let’s plan your strength training a bit more strategically.    
Released:
Aug 26, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Coach Jason Fitzgerald shares running advice for new and veteran runners who are passionate about getting stronger, preventing running injuries, and racing faster. Featuring guests like Olympians Nick Symmonds and Shalane Flanagan, best-selling authors Alex Hutchinson and Matt Fitzgerald, and other Physical Therapists, Sports Psychologists, and Coaches. You’ll learn what it takes to run fast, stay healthy, and become a better runner with practical no-nonsense advice.