Foot Pain and Leg Length Difference

I have just seen a client for the third time. We've already made a positive difference to her foot pain. One of the things we have corrected is her leg length difference. When I screened her we found that she had a leg length difference (as well as a few more areas where her movement [...]

Success of a runner

Today I would like to share with you the story of a runner I have been working with. Joost came to me because he had heard about what I do and wondered if I could help him with the problems he had been experiencing while running. I explained to him that I don't treat pain and [...]

Tight hamstrings?

On Saturday I was coaching a running group and after their long, slow-duration run one of the participants asked me about stretching afterwards. I realised later that even though his was a simple question, he had struck me a bit dumb and I wasn't really able to give him the answer he was looking for. The [...]

Correct your body before changing your shoes

Do you need new shoes or a Biomechanics screening? Correct your body before changing your shoes. I was recently in a running shoe shop where they are able to analyse how you run using videos, etc. and give advice on new shoes. I just caught the end of the conversation where they told the runner [...]

By |March 2nd, 2016|Categories: Biomechanics, by Lorna|0 Comments

Injury prevention for Runners – another view

I have recently been doing some coaching again  for House of Running.  I have worked with them in the past and was asked back to lead some training sessions and share some of my knowledge with the group. A few weeks ago I was asked to talk about injury prevention to a group that I am [...]

Egmond Half marathon race report

An unglamorous view of the Egmond Half marathon Six years ago I signed up for the Egmond half marathon and it was unfortunately cancelled due to bad weather. A year later I ran it and vowed never to do it again. It was dreadfully cold and painful. But three years later, when the [...]

By |February 26th, 2016|Categories: by Lorna, Lorna's adventures|0 Comments

Coach talk: Recovery after long runs

On Saturday mornings at House of Running we always have one of the coaches or an expert speak about a useful subject to help those training for (half) marathons.  Last Saturday, I spoke about how to recover after long training runs. Here are the tips I gave for a good recovery after long runs: Nutrition Make [...]

By |February 19th, 2016|Categories: Personal Training, Triathlon|0 Comments

The truth behind the photo

We've just posted this new photo on the slideshow that's on the home page of the website. I was originally looking for a stock photo I could buy to demonstrate highly driven, hard working women with a slant on triathlon. It was really a challenge to find and I was disappointed to see this type of image [...]

Applications of Biomechanics Coaching

I recently went to Loughborough University for a Movement Convention - a day of filling my brain with lots of new information. There was so much to take in that on the Monday after my mind was blank. But now I’ve had a some time to reflect, I would like to share a few titbits of [...]

By |November 3rd, 2015|Categories: Biomechanics|0 Comments

Tina’s diary – After three Biomechanics sessions

Guest blog post - Tina has written a blog about the 3 Biomechanics sessions she's had with Wilson's Workouts. Thank you so much for your feedback, Tina!  Imagine – spending a Sunday morning out running through the beautiful parks of Amsterdam, afterwards stopping for a coffee with friends… and not being in pain! Not starting [...]

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