Injuries
Run Injury-Free with Chi
Running doesn’t hurt your body, it’s the way you run that causes problems. ChiRunning significantly lowers injury rates for all runners, while improving performance at the same time.
Eliminate the two main causes of injury with Chi
Running injuries don’t have to happen. In fact, they’re most often a result of either overuse or impact:
Overuse injuries are caused by using your muscles incorrectly or beyond their capacity.
Impact injuries come from over-striding, which creates a heel strike and produces excessive braking motion.
Learn How ChiRunning Eliminates BothCome back with confidence
No one likes to get injured and having to take a break from their running practice.
ChiRunning can help you discover the cause of your injury, and then help you correct the problem at its source. When you eliminate the cause of an injury, you’ll never have the problem again, and you can run without fear of a recurrence. That’s a major confidence builder!
Return to Running with ConfidencePrevent and Manage Running Injuries with Chi
Of course, the best way to prevent running injuries is to run in a way that doesn’t hurt your body. That is easier said than done, and that’s why ChiRunning focuses on good running technique.
On the other hand, if you need to manage existing injuries, the best place to start is to go back what caused the injury in the first place. We can help you there too, by showing you how to be a detective and discover for yourself what you’re doing that needs to be corrected.
Whether it’s a small flaw in your movement habits or a weak muscle causing the problem, we’ll help you decipher what’s going on and how to correct the problem. Many times the solution is easier than you think.
READ MORESuffering from an existing injury?
If you have an injury that nags, keeps you in pain, and limits your running, we’re here to help you discover the cause and eliminate it.
What others are saying...
Thanks to ChiRunning and things I learned from the UVA sports med conference, I successfully rehabbed my knee, hamstring and hip flexors while training for the Portland Marathon and completed that marathon on Oct 9. Felt good the whole race, maintained a constant pace, no injuries, and my finish time of 4:06:51 was 22 min better than my previous marathon in 2009.
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