The Runner'S Checklist
Published 6/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.11 GB | Duration: 2h 7m
Published 6/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.11 GB | Duration: 2h 7m
Prevent Another Running Injury With Help From A Doctor of Physical Therapy
What you'll learn
Identify and Address Personal Running Weaknesses
Develop a Personalized Warm-Up and Strength Routine
Enhance Running Performance with Expert-Recommended Drills
Gain In-Depth Understanding of Running Injury Prevention
Requirements
Be a recreational runner who is not currently injured
Description
If you're a distance runner looking to prevent injuries, improve performance, and feel stronger during training, this course is for you. Created by a doctor of physical therapy and certified run coach, this self-paced course walks you through an 18-point checklist to assess your strength, mobility, and movement patterns—all critical factors in staying injury-free.Whether you're ramping up for a half marathon, marathon, or simply want to run consistently without setbacks, this course provides the tools you need to train smarter. You'll learn how to identify limitations in your range of motion, muscle imbalances, and weak links that could lead to injury during higher mileage or faster runs.Each section includes short, easy-to-follow video demonstrations and explanations to guide your self-assessments. You’ll also receive a comprehensive 30-page workbook that helps you track your results and build a personalized 5–10 minute warm-up routine based on your unique needs.No gym or fancy equipment required—just a willingness to improve your form, resilience, and training longevity. This course is ideal for beginner to experienced runners, especially those returning to training after injury or looking to prevent common issues like plantar fasciitis, IT band syndrome, or shin splints.Train smarter. Run stronger. Stay healthy.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Why Running Injuries Happen
Lecture 2 Why Injuries Happen
Lecture 3 Recovery Principles
Lecture 4 Finding Balance
Lecture 5 Injury Types
Lecture 6 Self-Checklist Instructions
Section 3: Mobility Screen
Lecture 7 Mobility Screen
Lecture 8 Ankle Flexion
Lecture 9 Hip External Rotation
Lecture 10 Trunk Flexion
Lecture 11 Big Toe Flexion
Lecture 12 Trunk Rotation
Lecture 13 Hip Internal Rotation
Lecture 14 Trunk Extension
Section 4: Form Screen
Lecture 15 Form Screen
Lecture 16 Single Leg Balance
Lecture 17 Squat
Lecture 18 Side Plank
Lecture 19 Single Leg Squat
Lecture 20 Plank
Lecture 21 Single Leg Bridge
Lecture 22 Sit to Stand
Lecture 23 Toe Yoga
Section 5: Jump Screen
Lecture 24 Jump Screen
Lecture 25 Calf Raises
Lecture 26 Jump Squat
Lecture 27 Pogo Hops
Lecture 28 Single Leg Pogo Hops
Section 6: Create Your Warm Up
Lecture 29 Create Your Warm Up
Section 7: Making A Habit
Lecture 30 Making A Habit
Recreational runners looking to prevent running injuries,Runners who want to improve knowledge of the sport