In this episode, Dr. Heather — Sports Chiropractor and movement specialist — breaks down the powerful connection between your gait, your nervous system, and your performance as a runner. If you’ve ever dealt with recurring tightness, one-sided injuries, or that frustrating feeling that your stride is “off,” this conversation will finally give you clarity. Dr. Heather explains: ✅ What a gait analysis actually measures ✅ How your brain and muscles communicate during each stride ✅ Wh...
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In this episode, Dr. Heather — Sports Chiropractor and movement specialist — breaks down the powerful connection between your gait, your nervous system, and your performance as a runner. If you’ve ever dealt with recurring tightness, one-sided injuries, or that frustrating feeling that your stride is “off,” this conversation will finally give you clarity. Dr. Heather explains: ✅ What a gait analysis actually measures ✅ How your brain and muscles communicate during each stride ✅ Wh...
27 Injury Prevention Tips & Tricks for Runners: Hydration
Fix My Pain Naturally, Ask Dr. Heather
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2 years ago
27 Injury Prevention Tips & Tricks for Runners: Hydration
Hydration - A lot of people forget how important water is when it comes to tissue repair and recovery. Your body needs both water and electrolytes (sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride) to support normal muscle contractions. When we do not have enough fluid in our systems we can experience muscle cramps, joint friction and more cartilage wear especially around the knees. Staying hydrated helps in reducing the inflammation that may arise from micro tears or micro trauma ...
Fix My Pain Naturally, Ask Dr. Heather
In this episode, Dr. Heather — Sports Chiropractor and movement specialist — breaks down the powerful connection between your gait, your nervous system, and your performance as a runner. If you’ve ever dealt with recurring tightness, one-sided injuries, or that frustrating feeling that your stride is “off,” this conversation will finally give you clarity. Dr. Heather explains: ✅ What a gait analysis actually measures ✅ How your brain and muscles communicate during each stride ✅ Wh...
