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There are at least 36 million people running regularly in the United States with almost 10 million logging over 100 days a year.¹ And a lot of these folks get hurt.
Sometimes it hurts under your kneecap and other times around your knee. Maybe you cannot recall an injury or specific event that led to your discomfort.
You’ve iced it, stretched it, heated it, rubbed it and taken more Aleve or Advil than you’d like to admit.
But, the truth is your knee still hurts and the reason why is often called Runner’s Knee Syndrome. PatelloFemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) or Chondromalacia are other common terms to describe this issue.
In 1994 I sustained a left knee injury that included cartilage damage and resulted in surgery. I was told by my surgeon,“You know, you’ll never run again”
I came back from the surgery and was able to return to jogging, running, sprinting, and even playing some basketball. Many of the concepts in this book came from my own quest to be active and fit.
For three decades I’ve worked in the sports and orthopedic world, and one of the most common questions I hear is how I can help alleviate Runner’s Knee. Through my first blog,The View, I was only able to scratch the surface of answering that question. It’s just too big of a topic to tackle in a blog.
I wanted to reach as many people as I could to let you know there is HOPE, there is a solution you can implement on your own with some guidance that will return you to the thing you love doing: running.
You’re getting it all in this book at a fraction of what a personal consultation with me would cost.
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