Most runners do not fuel their runs properly. Even when they use gels or sports drinks, they usually still get it wrong. That matters because poor fueling …
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Most runners do not fuel their runs properly. Even when they use gels or sports drinks, they usually still get it wrong. That matters because poor fueling …
[Read more...] about Under-Fueling Runs Leads to Injuries & Weight Gain

What Should I Eat Before and After a Run? This week, our performance nutrition habit is going to focus on getting the nutrition right around our …
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This week, we’re focusing on eating enough carbohydrates to fuel our performance and support injury recovery. For runners, this would roughly be ~4–7 g/kg …

In this episode of the Adaptive Zone podcast, Matthew Boyd discusses his goal-setting process for 2025, focusing on distributing energy across four key areas: …

Lois was flying high after a half marathon in the fall. Now that she’d retired, she was running more than ever and felt amazing. But then everything …
[Read more...] about How Long Do Running Injuries Take To Heal?

In this episode, Matthew Boyd shares his approach to setting goals for the year using the Four Buckets framework. The four buckets represent health, wealth, …

In this episode, Matthew Boyd interviews his client, Chris, about his running journey and struggles with knee pain. Chris shares how he started distance running …
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This episode provides a starting point for developing a hydration strategy for long-distance runners. It covers the importance of hydration and electrolyte …

In this episode, physiotherapist and running coach Matthew Boyd interviews Sophie Lane, an exercise physiologist and running coach, about tapering for races. …
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Natalia wants to run her first marathon in Greece but has been struggling with hip pain and a recurring injury cycle. Traditional healthcare advice of rest has …
[Read more...] about Pain, Rest, Weakness. The Vicious Cycle of Running Injuries

Summary In this episode, Matthew Boyd interviews Bridget Bohannon, a runner who experienced knee pain and sought solutions to get back to running. Bridget …
[Read more...] about From Knee Pain Down Stairs to Half Marathon Training | Bridget’s Story

Off-Season Training to Avoid Running Injuries In this episode, Matthew Boyd and Gab Lesnett discuss off-season training for runners. They address the …

Bridget struggled with persistent knee pain despite months of physical therapy. Diagnosed with IT band pain and Runner's knee, she faced a gap in traditional …

When Born to Run came out in 2009 it took the running world by storm. It challenged long-held beliefs about running shoes and launched an army of barefoot …
[Read more...] about Barefoot Running: A Podiatric Surgeon’s Story | with Dr. Stephen Dini

When we met last year, Jenn had been struggling with Runner's knee for years. It had only gotten worse recently and she'd been told by a bunch of health …
[Read more...] about From Runner’s Knee to NYC Marathon | Jenn’s Story

What is The Black Hole of Zone 3 and why do you need to avoid it? Bill had been stuck in a rut with his training. In the last few years, he’d found it harder …

Keep Running as You Age Adam was creeping up on his 50th birthday and was thinking about his future. He wanted to remain fit, strong and healthy into this …
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In this episode of the Adaptive Zone Podcast, I talked with Jason Fitzgerald, a well-known running coach behind The Strength Running podcast. We discussed the …

What Should I Eat on My Long Run? The short answer is 30-60g of carbs per hour. When I was training for my first marathon I kept bonking on long …

I was recently invited on Brodie Sharpe's Run Smarter Podcast to chat about returning to speed and hill training after injury. We took a deep dive into …
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