Videos: Resistance Band Workouts for Runners

A strong core protects against knee and ankle injuries, hip and lower back pain, as well as lessening over-pronation.

Splayed feet? Duck feet? If you're out-toeing during your walk or run, don’t worry – you’re not alone!

The hip is one of the most active joints in the body, especially for runners! Keeping your hips mobile helps you run more freely and helps prevent injury.

Runners tend to focus primarily on the strength of the lower body, forgetting that the back, core and arms need some attention too.

Once shin splints hit, they can play havoc with your training schedule, but don't get disheartened. There are ways to prevent and abolish them for good.