Show Notes
Thank you to ASICS for supporting this episode.
It's been one year since I found out I had a grade 3 (right leg) and grade 2 (left leg) bone stress injury. Here's an update of what I've learnt since then. In this episode, I share my personal journey through injury, the importance of nutrition timing, training load management, and mental shifts in my running practice. This episode offers valuable insights for athletes looking to optimise performance and recovery.
Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Sophie’s Injury Journey 01:58 The Role of Training Load and Recovery 03:52 The Importance of Nutrition Timing 06:08 Practical Nutrition Strategies for Runners 08:04 Mental and Emotional Impact of Injury 09:31 Shifts in Running Philosophy and Community 10:30 Lessons Learned and Moving Forward
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