Posted:
Wed Dec 02, 2009 8:31 pmby bird
ksolem wrote:Has anyone seen the book "Chi Running" by Danny Dryer?
This book is encouraging me to take up running again after a long layoff. It's worth a serious look.
I've heard of many people who can run again by following chi or pose running. Let us know how it goes...
Posted:
Wed Dec 02, 2009 10:25 pmby ksolem
Fossana - Thanks for the heads up.
I used to run a lot, mostly to decompress from the Manhattan lifestyle. I think I know every sq foot of Central and Riverside Parks. I just let it go when I came to CA, not due to injury or wear and tear but just because I was hiking and climbing all the time. So I kind of miss it now and want to get back to it...
Any specifics on Chi Running injuries would be appreciated.
Hows the tendonitis?
Thanks everyone - I'll look up this POSE technique too...
Posted:
Thu Dec 03, 2009 12:01 amby bird
Alpynisto wrote:bird wrote:I for one would not call that study definitive by any stretch.
Of course not, no single study can ever be conclusive. But CrossNutters don't need no stinkin' science so don't let an N of 236 deter you from anything.
Then how come you said "shows that running is indeed bad for the knees and leads to arthritis" That sounds like a definitive statement to me...nice to see you backtrack. And didn't we already determine you've never tried crossfit, so you have no idea what you are talking about.