Foam rollers offer many of the same benefits as a sports massage (only more affordable) after challenging workouts, but there are even more good reasons to put your foam roller to work regularly!
“This [foam roller] move helps release tension and relieve pain by realigning and massaging the shoulder blades,
“… It’s clear that running is as close to a miracle drug as we’ve got … From heart to muscles to the brain and immune system, running at any age and for almost any amount of time turns the body into a more efficient version of itself.”
Ultrarunner Dave Mackey’s Biggest Loss Saved His Life
Dave Mackey’s mental and emotional attitude goes way beyond positive thinking. He’s harnessed the power of optimism to create the life he wants to live. What a beautiful gift, not only to himself, but to his family. A truly amazing inspiration.
Running cadence is the number of steps taken per minute. Cadence varies by individual; height, weight, leg and stride length and running ability will determine your optimal cadence.
180 steps per minute used to be the old reliable standard. Read what the new research has to say.