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Nick RaineyU.S.
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I can answer questions about pain and training program. If there is a question about running that I don't know then I'll do some research and make sure I provide you with an answer. | |
Robert AyersU.S.
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I can answer questions that relate to correct form, improving performance, avoiding injuries, gear, safety, tracking progress, developing and meeting goals, diet, and so on. I'm familiar with all of the common sorts of questions people have when they first start running, as well as many of the more difficult subjects that arise after running for some time. |
I'm sorry to hear about your pain Rebecca. While it's not uncommon, it's not good and can be fixed. (Yes, you did overdo it, but we'll be alright.) My suggestions are outlined below. 1) Ice in the
What the Orthopedic doctor probably did was a few tests. Depending on the tests he can have a certain level of confidence that it is a torn meniscus. The variables are how good and experienced he is
Asen, you've had an interesting experience. I don't see a question, but I'll comment on it and if you do have a question don't hesitate to follow up. If Vitamin C and Glucosamine are helping then keep
Rahul, we're going to make you better! I have a two questions first. 1) What phsiotherapy exercises have you been doing? Are they hip exercises that you move your leg side to side? 2) When you
Awesome question Tim. I recommend a smoothie or home made juice of vegetables and fruit. There are many combinations you can use for these. You can find a decent juicer online for $90 or less and blenders

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