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Back to EpisodesIT Band Syndrome Prevention & Treatment with Physical Therapist & Coach Duane Scotti
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Duane Scotti is a physical therapist, certified running coach, and host of the Healthy Runner Podcast. Today, we're focusing on IT Band Syndrome.
I've personally had ITBS twice - and once so severe that it nearly ended my running career. After seeing 4 PT's, I developed the ITB Rehab Routine to build hip and glute strength. You can also get an illustrated guide to the routine.
Duane and I discuss:
- How to know if you have ITBS
- Common training errors and injury causes
- What can make this injury worse
- Can you run through pain?
- Treatment steps for IT Band Syndrome
Thanks Duane for this masterclass on how to approach IT Band Syndrome!
Resources:
- @sparkhealthyrunner (IG)
- Spark Healthy Runner YouTube Channel
- learn.sparkhealthyrunner.com (Duane's coaching group)
- Duane's IT Band Resource
- Healthy Runner on Apple Podcasts
- The ITB Rehab Routine
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