Ready for a big reveal?This is what I've been working on behind-the-scenes for probably the last month. I know. You're girl is as slow as molasses sometimes. But that's because I want things to be PERFECT for you. Because you have excellent questions that deserve top-tier answers and actionable solutions. So I give you: The FREE Calf & Achilles Cure Toolkit:
Did I mention it's 1000% FREE?
This Toolkit is the answer and solution to your questions like:
Because not only are all of these scenarios annoying, but... They can bring your training to a grinding halt when they persist, get worse, and potentially lead to a full blown injury requiring weeks off instead of a few extra rest or cross-training days. I made the Calf & Achilles Cure Toolkit so you can stay on track for race day and NOT stop your training. I wanted you to feel like you DO have control; that you have actionable, forward-moving steps when your calves or achilles decide to throw a tantrum and veto your long run. Because there's nothing worse than following your plan, committing, showing up for yourself, and then fighting with the decision to keep going or trash it all. Now, you're one step closing to toeing the starting line on race day. ;) Check it out here!
Dare to Train Differently, Marie Whitt, PT, DPT //@dr.whitt.fit P.S. No really, it's pretty cool. Stronger Achilles, healthy calves all add up to a phenomenal race day. Go check it out ;) Looking for MORE ways to work together?
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