s1/e46 The Mechanics of Running & Form with Dr. Matt Minard, DPT (@learn.2.run)

The Running Explained Podcast

Dr. Matt Minard, DPT (@learn.2.run) joins the podcast to talk all about running form, running mechanics, and how to become morer efficient (read: faster!) runners with proper running form!

  • The basics of your running gait cycle
  • Why you should know what you look like when you run
  • Footstrike: how & where to land
  • Overstriding
  • Importance of ankle mobility
  • "Push with the tush"
  • Arm carriage & upper body
  • Running form drills & cues
  • ...and more!

🕶️🦩This episode is sponsored by GOODR SUNGLASSES! Get 15% off (my favorite) running sunglasses & support the show using code RUNEXP at www.goodr.com! 🕶️🦩

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Dr. Matt Minard received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from The University of Dayton in 2013, and then completed an orthopedic residency program in Charlotte, NC. Matt started an Instagram account (@learn.2.run) to help people run safely after he saw an uptick in running-related injuries after the pandemic started and many turned to running outdoors for exercise after gyms closed. Matt's passion is to keep people running because he personally understands how mentally and physically therapeutic running is. Learn.2.Run offers an abundance of free education along with training plans ranging from military to recreational runners. He’s not sure what the future holds but knows he won’t stop until the world is running safer.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/learn.2.run

Website: https://www.learn2run.club/

2021-12-02 76 min

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