Don’t Use Ice Baths For Recovery, Says Another New Study
A recently-released study confirms that there's no reason to suffer the discomfort of ice baths if your goal is recovery, as they reduce your body's ability to repair and build muscle.
Training gains only happen when you recover and adapt. Here’s expert advice on what works and how to optimize your recovery from running workouts.
A recently-released study confirms that there's no reason to suffer the discomfort of ice baths if your goal is recovery, as they reduce your body's ability to repair and build muscle.
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Dr. Marc Robinson answers your questions about running, chronic pain, injury prevention and training in our monthly column.
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