Running with endometriosis is possible. In fact, exercise may help alleviate symptoms. Read on to learn what exercises to avoid with endometriosis flares, and how to manage your pelvic pain so you can keep doing what you love. One of my athletes suffers from endometriosis, a painful condition that causes pelvic pain. When she is … Read more
Chest pain when running should be taken seriously. Chest pain can signal a serious heart condition such as a heart attack. It could also be a mild and temporary pain. But because of the high risk, it’s critical you call a doctor immediately if your chest hurts while running. I struggled with chest pain while … Read more
A breastfeeding calorie calculator can ensure moms are getting enough nutrition to maintain milk supply and good health. Women who don’t get enough calories when breastfeeding may get sick, feel fatigued, or pass less nutrients to their babies. I don’t think there is a single postpartum woman who doesn’t want to lose weight after having … Read more
With side effects such as joint pain, hot flashes and iron deficiency, it may seem like running and menopause seem like they are at odds. The truth is, running can help minimize almost all menopausal symptoms. Here’s how to get over the hormonal hurdles and get started. Running and menopause is a subject I’m passionate … Read more
You can run or even start running at any age. Master’s runners just need to pay attention to the “little things” like warming up, nutrition, strength training, and sleep to off-set age-related changes such as the decline of tissue elasticity, mobility, and muscle mass. Read on to learn how to run after the age of … Read more
My three tips for new moms are to get your bloodwork done, see a pelvic floor physical therapist, and be patient in the season you are in. A lot has changed but that doesn’t mean we have to settle for feeling bad or not running how we want. I want new moms to advocate for … Read more
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