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scottyr6
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Hi all,
I've just finished reading Rise of the Ultrarunners and was particularly interested in the part where the guy got his running/movement analysis and was able to run without pain afterwards.
I've run on and off for years but always had problems with my calves. I'm currently running 4/5 times a week and aiming for a sub 40 10k..... but still having calf problems. I've tried various things to help but the basic problem never seems to go.
So my question is would/can anyone recommend a running / movement analysis coach? I'm based in South Yorkshire and all the ones I can find are in London or US. I've considered doing it online but feel face to face would be better.
Thanks
I've just finished reading Rise of the Ultrarunners and was particularly interested in the part where the guy got his running/movement analysis and was able to run without pain afterwards.
I've run on and off for years but always had problems with my calves. I'm currently running 4/5 times a week and aiming for a sub 40 10k..... but still having calf problems. I've tried various things to help but the basic problem never seems to go.
So my question is would/can anyone recommend a running / movement analysis coach? I'm based in South Yorkshire and all the ones I can find are in London or US. I've considered doing it online but feel face to face would be better.
Thanks
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I've been going to Helen Hall (Amersham - nowhere near you unfortunately) and I'd have to say it is well worth doing.
Anyway, here is a link to the database so you can look at your option (scroll down to England). https://www.findingcentre.co.uk/search/