Send us a text Strength training is an essential but often misunderstood element for recreational runners looking to enhance performance and prevent injuries. Coach Alicia Carrillo shares practical advice on how runners should approach strength training for maximum benefit without falling into common traps. • Basic movement patterns all runners need: squats, hinges (RDLs/hip thrusts), upper body push/pull, and core work • Focus on unilateral (single leg/arm) training which translates better ...
All content for Brian's Run Pod is the property of Brian Patterson and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
Send us a text Strength training is an essential but often misunderstood element for recreational runners looking to enhance performance and prevent injuries. Coach Alicia Carrillo shares practical advice on how runners should approach strength training for maximum benefit without falling into common traps. • Basic movement patterns all runners need: squats, hinges (RDLs/hip thrusts), upper body push/pull, and core work • Focus on unilateral (single leg/arm) training which translates better ...
Fuel Your Run: Nutrition Strategies for Better Performance
Brian's Run Pod
33 minutes
3 weeks ago
Fuel Your Run: Nutrition Strategies for Better Performance
Send us a text Running performance depends as much on what you eat as how you train, and nutrition expert Lisa Franz breaks down the essentials that can transform your results. Most runners either consume too many calories or consistently undereat, particularly when it comes to protein and other key nutrients. • Start with tracking your food for 1-2 months as an educational tool to understand what you're actually consuming • Aim for one gram of protein per pound of goal body weight – most ru...
Brian's Run Pod
Send us a text Strength training is an essential but often misunderstood element for recreational runners looking to enhance performance and prevent injuries. Coach Alicia Carrillo shares practical advice on how runners should approach strength training for maximum benefit without falling into common traps. • Basic movement patterns all runners need: squats, hinges (RDLs/hip thrusts), upper body push/pull, and core work • Focus on unilateral (single leg/arm) training which translates better ...
