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Today's Episode Question:

Question 1:

I was also caring for my mom - she died earlier this year and the profound grief turned into depression/anxiety and has left me with chronic fatigue. I haven't been able to run in 20 months and I've been doing it my whole life. How does one run when dealing with clinical depression/anxiety when the fatigue is too much?

Question 2:
When is the best time to incorporate single leg exercises? Is it year-round or during a certain phase of training? How should this be balanced with exercises that use both legs?

Question 3:
I’ve run two marathons and started carb loading 2 days prior to marathon day. I’m generally a healthy eater and I really struggle with consuming the suggested 10grams of carbs per kilogram of body weight before the event, given that my carb loading diet is made up of things that I don’t like eating, ie white bread, white rice and sports drinks. I previously fuelled well throughout my 2 marathons and luckily haven’t experienced hitting the wall yet. I’ve entered Queenstown marathon in November and am considering not carb loading as a kind of experiment and just making sure I fuel and hydrate well throughout the race. What do you think of this?

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Today's Episode Question:

Question 1:
How should you go about planning running volume for the off-season?
Is there a certain percentage of reduction that's recommended?
How do you ensure you have enough base mileage at the end of the off-season to pick up the next training cycle?

Question 2:
I don't have a great strength training setup. The offseason is coming up for me in late November and I want to do more/better strength training.
What equipment would you recommend for effective strength training?

Question 3:
Why is stress a factor that affects performance and recovery?
Sometimes stress can be good and motivate us to run more, but other times it can make us more vulnerable to injuries.

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Alice Sanvito is a massage therapist trained in trigger point massage, remedial and sports massage. After several years of practising & lecturing the concepts she learnt, she began challenging her own beliefs and following the science.

Today we cover:
Are there benefits to promoting blood circulation, and removing lactic acid?
Does massage help with muscle lengthening & knots?
What is the mechanism behind trigger point therapy?
What traps should runners avoid when injured?
When is there a place for a runner to receive massage therapy?

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