Running Advice That Aged Badly: 6 Running Myths Debunked (Lactic Acid, Stretching, Cadence & More)

<p>Lactic acid, static stretching, stability shoes, heel striking, 180 cadence, and icing everything: some running advice has not held up. Coaches Zoë Rom and TJ David cover six common myths, what the research actually shows, and why some of these ideas have stuck around for so long. Zoë also apologizes to everyone she sold motion-control shoes to in Northwest Arkansas.</p><p>Also in this episode:</p><ul><li>A listener asks why they feel wired and can&#39;t sleep after long runs. We cover what&#39;s going on in the nervous system, the caffeine you might be missing, and when this becomes a red flag.</li><li>TJ gives an update on his health: he&#39;s been diagnosed with sarcoidosis after being misdiagnosed with HAPE at Leadville.</li><li>Zoë recaps Mammoth Trailfest and shares a first look at next year&#39;s race plans.</li></ul><p><strong>Resources mentioned</strong></p><ul><li>Cochrane Review (2022): running shoes for preventing lower limb injuries</li><li>PEACE &amp; LOVE framework for soft tissue injuries (Dubois &amp; Esculier, <em>BJSM</em>)</li></ul><p>Coaching: microcosm-coaching.com | Email: <a href="mailto:microcosmcoaching@gmail.com">microcosmcoaching@gmail.com</a><br>Rate and review wherever you listen. It really helps!</p>