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A new study found that runners who increased their distance by more than 10 compared with their longest run in the past month during a single workout were more likely

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ABSTRACT Objectives We explored whether a spike in running distance during a single session or over 1 week compared with the preceding period was associated with increased risk of running related

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This study aimed to determine whether spikes in running distance either during a single session or over a week were associated with increased risk of overuse running related injuries The

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A session specific spike exceeding 10 of the longest run in the past month is a red flag for injury risk Runners who exceed their previous longest distance by a moderate or large

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A 5 200 runner cohort study finds that single session distance spikes greater than 10 percent significantly raise the rate of overuse injury suggesting the long run is the risk that matters

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This metric is measurable controllable and directly tied to injury risk in the largest running study ever conducted on this question Most running injuries aren t mysterious bad luck

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A massive new study reveals that many running injuries strike without warning during a single workout These findings call into question the science behind the advice given by sports tech

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A 5 200 runner cohort study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine finds that a single workout exceeding 10 of your longest recent run sharply raises overuse injury risk

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A massive 18 month cohort study of over 5 200 runners just published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found a significantly higher risk of overuse injuries when runners