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Certified Personal Trainer, Nutrition, and Running Coach

The most difficult thing for athletes, especially during a training cycle, is to take the needed time off from training to heal when injured. I know this firsthand and have had several instances where I was sidelined from running injuries. It’s important to remember that taking some time off is not going to impact your training or fitness significantly. If you’re like me and have a hard time taking off, keep the following points in mind: 🤔🎯 Research suggests that a break from running of less than two weeks is unlikely to result in significant fitness loss. In fact, short breaks can sometimes be beneficial for recovery and preventing burnout. However, individual responses may vary based on factors like fitness level, duration of the break, and overall lifestyle. In addition, Your current fitness level can impact how much fitness you lose during a two-week break from running. Generally, individuals with higher fitness levels may experience a smaller decline in fitness compared to those with lower fitness levels. This is because they have a stronger aerobic base and muscle memory, which allows them to maintain their conditioning more effectively during the break. However, it’s essential to maintain some level of, such as cross-training or light exercise, to minimize any loss in fitness. As always, work with your physician and medical team on an appropriate rehabilitation and exercise plan. . #injuryprevention #rehabilitation #timeoffisimportant #keepsyouontrack #recommendation #exercisemotivation #juststart #strengthandflexibility #befit #healthylifestyle #lifestyle #longevity #exerciseismedicine #purposefulmovement #foryourhealth #livehealthy #befit #rjhfitperspectivellc #certified #personaltrainer #nutritioncoach #runwalkcoach #nutritionstrengthmovement #doallthree #everyweek #htx #heightshouston (No content on this site, regardless of date, should ever be used as a substitute for direct medical advice from your doctor or other qualified clinician.)

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