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Achilles Tendon Pain When Running: Causes, Treatment, and Recovery Timeline
Achilles tendon pain when running is commonly linked to Achilles tendinopathy, a condition that develops when the tendon can no longer tolerate the loads placed on it. Early symptoms often include pain at the start of a run that improves as activity continues. Managing training load, avoiding sudden changes in running demands, and following a progressive strengthening program are key parts of recovery. Rest alone is often not enough because tendons need consistent loading to
Dr. Kelsey Changsing, PT, DPT
5 days ago6 min read


Knees Hurt After Running? Here's Why and What to Do About It
Post-run knee pain refers to knee discomfort that develops after running rather than during the run itself. It often starts gradually and may feel like an aching pain around or behind the kneecap that becomes more noticeable with stairs, sitting, or bending the knee. In many cases, post-run knee pain is related to overuse injuries, training errors, recovery deficits, or a mismatch between training demands and tissue adaptation. Addressing symptoms early with activity modifica
Dr. Kelsey Changsing, PT, DPT
Jun 195 min read


Neck Pain from Swimming: Common Causes for Triathletes
Neck pain from swimming is often related to technique errors, reduced neck mobility, breathing mechanics, or muscle fatigue. Understanding these contributing factors can help swimmers and triathletes address pain while improving efficiency in the water. This article explains common stroke technique mistakes, breathing-related neck strain, and overuse patterns that can contribute to discomfort. It also outlines when symptoms may require further evaluation. A Triathlete Physica
Dr. Kelsey Changsing, PT, DPT
Jun 175 min read


IT Band Pain: Considerations for Triathletes
IT band pain, also known as Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS), is a common overuse injury that causes pain on the outside of the knee during repetitive activities like running and cycling. For triathletes, the combination of training volume across multiple disciplines can increase the risk of developing symptoms. This article explains the current understanding of IT band pain, common contributing factors, and practical considerations for managing symptoms while continuing to t
Dr. Kelsey Changsing, PT, DPT
Jun 15 min read
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