• #261 - Dr Victoria Sekely | The Science-Driven Secrets to Strength Training to Run Faster

  • Jan 17 2025
  • Durée: 50 min
  • Podcast

#261 - Dr Victoria Sekely | The Science-Driven Secrets to Strength Training to Run Faster

  • Résumé

  • Dr. Victoria Sekely is a physical therapist and running coach based in Manhattan, committed to improving performance and reducing injury risk for runners of all abilities. She holds a Bachelor of Science from Georgetown University and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from New York University. With certifications as a USATF Level 1 and RRCA running coach, Dr. Sekely combines her physical therapy knowledge with tailored coaching to deliver well-rounded support to runners.

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    EPISODE CHAPTERS:

    00:00 The Importance of Strength and Mobility in Running
    10:09 Building a Strong Foundation: Stability and Strength Training
    20:07 Incorporating Strength Training into a Runner's Routine
    30:05 The Role of Bone Health and Injury Prevention in Running
    29:36 Balancing Upper and Lower Body Workouts
    32:06 The Role of Muscle Mass in Running Performance
    35:12 Challenging the Thinness Myth in Distance Running
    38:14 Overcoming Eating Disorders in Competitive Sports
    39:50 Debunking Viral Fitness Trends
    41:35 Simplicity in Recovery and Nutrition
    43:14 The Role of Carbohydrates in Recovery


    TAKEAWAYS


    • Strength training is essential for runners to prevent injuries.
    • Mobility and pliability should not overshadow stability.
    • A simple approach to strength training can yield better results.
    • Incorporate strength training into your routine gradually.
    • Focus on foundational exercises like squats and deadlifts.
    • Two to four strength sessions per week is ideal for runners.
    • Rest and recovery are crucial for muscle growth.
    • Plyometrics can enhance bone health for runners.
    • Variety in training helps prevent overuse injuries.
    • Don't start strength training right before a race.
    • Incorporate at least one or two upper body exercises in strength routines.
    • Upper body strength improves running efficiency and posture.
    • Muscle mass contributes to power and speed in running.
    • The running community has a harmful obsession with thinness.
    • Carbohydrates are essential for recovery and performance.
    • Simplicity in recovery practices is often overlooked.
    • Viral fitness trends can distract from effective training methods.
    • Proper nutrition is crucial for preventing injuries in runners.
    • Building strength in the gym is vital for distance runners.


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    TRANSCRIPT
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