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Running Progression: How to Build Mileage Without Getting Injured (And Why It's Like Lifting Weights)
Getting back to running this spring? Discover how to build your running progression without getting injured — with the 10% rule, why running often beats running long, and how to spot warning signs before they sideline you.
Philippe Dessaulles-Goudezeune
5 days ago4 min read
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The 5 Cycling Pains That Disappear With a Bike Fit (and the Ones That Don't)
Knee, back, numb hands... which cycling pains actually respond to a Bike Fit? And which ones need more than a positional adjustment? A clear picture to start the season with eyes wide open.
Philippe Dessaulles-Goudezeune
Apr 155 min read
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Differences Between Outdoor and Indoor Cycling and How to Optimize Your Experience This Fall
Learn the subtle differences between indoor and outdoor cycling and how to optimize your setup for more comfort and enjoyment.
Philippe Dessaulles-Goudezeune
Nov 20, 20255 min read
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BikeKit: How a Professional Bike Fit Can Prevent Pain and Injuries
Comprehensive guide on the importance of professional bike fitting to prevent pain and optimize your cycling performance.
Philippe Dessaulles-Goudezeune
Mar 14, 20253 min read
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Embracing Winter Running: A Personal Journey
A physiotherapist shares personal experience and professional advice for injury-free winter running in cold Canadian conditions.
Philippe Dessaulles-Goudezeune
Mar 6, 20254 min read
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Avoiding Race Day Heartbreak: Understanding and Preventing Pre-Race Injuries
As the race approaches, the excitement builds. To avoid last-minute injuries, follow a well-structured training plan and
Philippe Dessaulles-Goudezeune
Aug 29, 20243 min read
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Cyclist Positioning in Physiotherapy: Pedal Towards Comfort and Performance
In this article, we look at the importance of cycling positioning to avoid injury and improve your performance, as well as the benefits...
Philippe Dessaulles-Goudezeune
Mar 21, 20243 min read
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