Running Longevity with Jeff Korhan

This episode is for runners who have tried everything to free themselves from chronic joint pain, such as shin splints or arthritic pain. If that describes you, the solution may be a strength training technique known as end range loading. When you have the benefit of full range mobility, you have free and full control of your capabilities through the joint’s full range of motion. When this full range is compromised, chronic but mild pain is the primary symptom. Understanding the cause of this wi

This episode is for runners who want to optimize their training. Recovery is an essential aspect of training. A simple way to optimize it is to plan it with the same care you give to training. Training plans are a guide, and there are many to choose from. The best ones will have sufficient detail to execute a variety of workouts, keeping your training balanced for every training cycle, which is typically 3 weeks long. The benefit of planning in terms of training cycles is that they provide a foc

This episode is for runners who want to experience the joys and benefits of running. It’s your guide to starting strong, staying motivated, and discovering what running means to you—right now. If you're in your 30s, 40s, 50s, or beyond and wondering if now’s the right time to get serious about running, the answer is yes. But this time, as compared to the jogging boom we experienced in the 70s, it’s different. The science of longevity now suggests that running may be one of the best practices for