The RunRX Podcast
RunRX is the prescription for running pain-free. With two decades of teaching running technique, Coach Valerie knows a lot about how to run without pain. Coach Caroline works with Valerie on the mindset of the athletes in their membership.
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RunRx Clinic in September: Live Coaching, Drills, Strength, and Running Form That Sticks (opens the original)
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Coach Caroline and Coach Valerie talk about the upcoming September clinic in Texas and what makes a RunRx clinic different from a typical running event. Valerie explains that this is a learning clinic, not a mileage-heavy run, and that the focus is on drills, learning the gait cycle, understanding running position, and practicing short segments of running so each runner can feel the movement clearly. The clinic is set up in a park with shade, bathrooms, water fountains, trees, and a splash pad n
Marathon Season Training: Why RunRx Uses Time, Form, and Recovery Instead of 20-Mile Long Runs (opens the original)
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Coach Caroline and Coach Valerie kick off marathon season with a clear RunRx message: the best way to train for a marathon is to first build running efficiency, then train for time and form, not just miles. Valerie explains that the RunRx process starts with the immersion, where runners focus on running form, efficiency, and staying out of injury before moving into the marathon plan. From there, training includes two interval days, one longer day, bodyweight strength work, exact self-care, and s
RunRx Clinic in the Park: Live Coaching, Drills, and Running Form That Sticks (opens the original)
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Coach Caroline and Coach Valerie talk about bringing RunRx clinics back and what makes an in-person clinic different from watching videos at home. This live training is set up at a park with shade, water, bathrooms, and room to work, but it is not a mileage-heavy event. Instead, runners practice the elements of the gait cycle, do drills, and take a few running steps so they can feel the movement in real time. Valerie explains why that live feedback matters so much. In person, she can correct run
How We Train Like Elite Athletes Without Running Like Them (opens the original)
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In this episode of the RunRx Podcast, Coach Caroline and Coach Valerie talk about what really happens inside the RunRx Zooms and why so many runners feel awkward at first, but then start to understand the movement over time. Valerie explains how the Zooms work, why they require only a small amount of space, and how she coaches runners live through drills, warmups, hops, skips, and running-specific movement patterns. The conversation also covers why most runners do not naturally do drills, why so
Why Heel Striking and Pushing Off Are Not the Answer (opens the original)
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In this episode of the RunRx Podcast, Coach Caroline and Coach Valerie unpack a common piece of movement advice that does not line up with the RunRx method: reaching with the heel, pushing off with the back foot, and driving through the big toe. Valerie explains why that advice may make sense in a rehab setting, but does not match how she teaches running and walking as natural movement patterns. She breaks down the difference between physical therapy, chiropractic care, and running technique, an
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