



Sample
Running Exercises and Stretches
What
People Say About the Runner’s
FitKit
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The Runner’s
FitKit can be customized to meet your individual needs and goals—the
strength training
program includes optional exercises for particular running conditions
(hills, faster paces, uneven terrain) and for preventing specific
running injuries of the foot, shin and knee.
Included is a range-of-motion assessment to identify
running muscles in need of
special attention and a pullout chart with a stretching routine for
the office. In addition, the manual contains chapters explaining
causes and prevention of running injuries, how increased strength and
power translate into
better running performance, and special considerations for
the novice and over-forty runner.
Often
with overuse running injuries the problem isn’t “overuse” but rather
“lack of preparation for use.” Inadequate strength and poor
flexibility result in weak, tight muscles that increase the risk of
getting a running injury. For example, weak hip abductor strength is linked to
Iliotibial Band Syndrome, while excessively tight calves and
hamstrings can cause knee problems for the runner.
The
Runner’s FitKit increases not only strength and flexibility but also
power and muscular endurance with exercises that mimic movements and
muscle actions of the running gait. Therefore, the hip flexors are
trained for their role in the knee drive (the primary propulsive force
in distance running), the hamstrings for their braking action of the
knee drive, and the shin muscles for endurance to help prevent
fatigue-related running injuries.

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Questions? Ask
the trainer
Runner's FitKit
-
$45.95
Blue Clip-Tube -
$9.95 Extra-Heavy tube for strong runners.
Runner's FitKit Manual -
$14.95
NOTE: The strength training programs can be performed with clip-tubes
OR gym equipment. (gym conversion chart provided in manual.)