Health & Fitness:Medicine
Any time you get a running injury you are facing a tremendous task.
You might think that your job is to get help and heal the injuries quickly as possible.
But that would only be partially correct.
Your real job as an injured runner is to seek the full solution.
Today on the Doc On The Run Podcast, we're talking about how injured runners need the full solution.
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