Dr. Matt Minard owns Learn 2 Run, a program that teaches runners how to run smarter, safer, and faster. He hopes this podcast will help runners improve their metrics while reducing injuries. In practice, he focuses on 3 very important aspects of running: optimizing mechanics, building a base, and increasing VO2 Max. His purpose is to help people. With a passion for human movement and fitness, he i... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | SportsRunning |
In this episode, Dr. Matt Minard covers hip drop and the best method to fix it.
The fix may not be what you think.
Dr. Matt Minard is a physical therapist, orthopedic clinical specialist, and certified strength and conditioning specialist on a mi... more
In this episode, Dr. Matt Minard covers cadence for runners and why it's just not that important.
Instead of cadence, he explains what to focus on.
Dr. Matt Minard is a physical therapist, orthopedic clinical specialist, and certified strength an... more
In this special edition episode I run you through the skill of gliding (maximizing forward momentum and movement). Listen and run with me for a 15 minute mechanics session filled with golden nuggets working on leaning and forward propulsion. This is ... more
Learn to hANKLE (lean forward hinging at the ankles) and your knees will be thankful! In this episode I answer the following questions: 1.) What is leaning? 2.) Why is leaning important while running? 3.) How does leaning change with hills? Check out... more
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Matt does a great job in explaining everything you need to know. I’ve listened to these three or four times over and find new information each time I listen.
I’m a general practioner (doctor) who is transitioning from cycling to running and want to know more of the science behind it. This podcast seems perfect for every starter, but even more for every runner who wants to run safe and efficient. Matt has an awesome way of explaining all of this, speaking in metaphors so everyone can understand and it’s fun listening. Everything seems to me medically correct and I’m even expanding my (physical) medical knowledge. Thanks my-nerd!
Hey just wanted to let you know that after listening to a bunch of your podcast episodes and implementing your advice, I shaved nearly two minutes off my two mile run time. My previous best was a 16 minute mile and I just yesterday ran a 14:10. Feels amazing and my knee isn’t hurting like it ordinarily does after pushing myself. Maybe it’s the 180 tempo or maybe it’s maybeline.
No surprise that a guy who most of us discovered because of his clever and insightful Instagram posts would make good podcasts. Lots of good info- Matt is legit- and his speaking cadence is such that you don’t miss anything at 1.5x.
As a PT myself and one that loves learning more about biomechanics I find that Dr Mat explains everything in a way that anyone can benefit. He covers things that are hard to find anywhere else
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