📚 Foam rolling is a common practice in running for warm-up and recovery.
🏃♂️ Athletes and coaches have their own best practices for foam rolling.
🧪 The science behind foam rolling and its effects on the body.
Foam rolling is beneficial for improving mobility and performance in athletes.
Foam rolling can be done on various body parts, including feet, calves, quads, hamstrings, glutes, back, shoulders, and triceps.
The speaker recommends foam rolling as part of a comprehensive mobility routine.
🧩 Myofascial release may have mechanical benefits by reducing tissue adhesion and improving joint range of motion.
🔬 There is no scientific consensus on the effectiveness of foam rolling, but there are several theories supporting its potential benefits.
💪 Intense training causes micro-tears in muscle fibers, leading to stiffness, and foam rolling could potentially help in muscle recovery.
🧅 The pain signal is not the same as the tissue damage itself, and foam rolling disrupts this feedback loop, providing pain relief.
💪🩹 Foam rolling increases blood flow to damaged muscles and tendons for faster regeneration and recovery.
🌡️🧬 Foam rolling changes hormone circulation, promoting a parasympathetic state for relaxation and recovery.
🔑 Foam rolling helps us relax and calm down from the constant stress we experience.
🧠 There is a psychophysiological belief that self-myofascial relief, including foam rolling, can be effective due to the placebo effect.
💡 The effectiveness of new tools like percussion guns for self-myofascial relief is still uncertain.
🏃♂️ Proper foot alignment is essential for efficient and effective running.
🦶 Lack of ankle range of motion can lead to foot collapse and inefficient running.
🏋️♀️ Working on calves and shins can improve ankle range of motion and overall mechanics.
💪 Foam rolling helps improve range of motion in the ankle joint, leading to a deeper squat and benefiting runners.
🏃♂️ Mobile ankles are essential for running and foam rolling can contribute to happier and healthier runners.
🎬 Share your thoughts and favorite foam rolling techniques in the comments!
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