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Running with Plantar Fasciitis: Training for HYROX Without Making it Worse
Plantar fasciitis, also called plantar fasciopathy, is an overuse condition that develops when the plantar fascia cannot tolerate the repetitive loading placed on it. For HYROX athletes, running, lunges, burpee broad jumps, and other movements can increase symptoms because they repeatedly load the foot and plantar fascia. Managing symptoms during race preparation may involve modifying training volume, stretching the calf and big toe, adjusting footwear, and considering treatm

Dr. Kelsey Changsing, PT, DPT
Jul 295 min read


Can Rowing Cause IT Band Pain? What HYROX Athletes Should Know
Iliotibial (IT) band pain, also known as IT Band Syndrome (ITBS), is an overuse injury that commonly causes pain along the outside of the knee during repetitive activities such as rowing and running. Rowing can contribute to symptoms when training volume exceeds the tissues' ability to recover. Managing IT band pain can include temporarily adjusting rowing volume, improving rowing technique, and addressing relevant strength and mobility needs. Remote physical therapy for HYRO

Dr. Kelsey Changsing, PT, DPT
Jul 245 min read


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
Jun 236 min read
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