Run Resilience

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Are you a confused runner when it comes to strength training? We've taken out all the guess work and target the areas needed for running.

Check out our FREE trial www.runresilience.com! Free Webinar: https://runresilience.com/running-more/

11/07/2026

Things I hear as a running physio that make me cringe a little… 😂

“I missed a week, so I’ll double up this week.”
“It’s sore, but I can still run through it.”
“I know I need to do strength, but I haven’t prioritised it.”

Runners, I say this with love… these are warning signs.

Doing more isn’t always the answer.

Sometimes the smartest thing you can do is adjust early, build strength, and give your body what it needs so you can actually stay running.

Crazy, right? 😉

09/07/2026

One day you'll run your last PB.

But that doesn't mean you'll run your last run!

The measure of a successful running journey isn't how fast you were at your peak.

It's whether running is still bringing you joy, confidence and good health years from now.

We run for the life it gives us, not the PBs.

09/07/2026

3 things slowing you down

Still chasing a faster pace?

It might not be your fitness.

Here are three things that commonly hold runners back:

❌ Weak calves
❌ Poor single-leg stability
❌ Limited hip control

None of these are solved by simply adding more kilometres.

They’re solved by improving the way your neural system helps your body move.

That’s why Run Resilience focuses on run specific movement in your strength exercises first — because efficient runners waste less energy.

Ready to find out what’s holding you back?

Start your free trial today. Link in our bio.

Photos from Run Resilience's post 07/07/2026

The signs you see on the side of a run… 😂

05/07/2026

One of the hardest things about being injured? It's not the injury itself. It's losing the thing that helps you feel like 𝘆𝗼𝘂!

The thing that clears your head.
The thing that gives you space.
The thing that helps you process a difficult day.

That's why injuries feel so frustrating. Not because you're missing a few runs, but because you're missing something that makes you feel like you.

But here's something important to remember: Even if you can't run, you are still a runner.

Even when you're injured. Even when you're walking instead of running. Even when you're rebuilding. Even when your watch hasn't recorded a run in weeks.

Running isn't just something you do. It's part of who you are.

And that doesn't disappear because you're temporarily unable to do it.

03/07/2026

For the majority of runners who use our app, the goal isn't a PB.

It's simply getting back to the start line.

One of our members recently told us he was preparing for his first race in 18 months after life and injury got in the way. First it was an Achilles injury, then an ankle. One setback after another that was making him question whether he was every going to be able to do this thing that he loved again.

But after joining our program, rebuilding his strength and confidence in his body, he was finally pinning on a race bib again.

🔵 He did the rehab.
🔵 He embraced the strength sessions.
🔵 He was patient.

These are the parts of proper running prep that runners don't talk about enough - because in a lot of ways, it goes against who we are as people!

But, when making it back to the start line is the win we’re looking for, we’ll also do whatever it takes.

https://runresilience.com/

Photos from Run Resilience's post 02/07/2026

Women have historically not been given enough information about how to support their body as they age, and for runners, this is no different.

First off, you don't have to stop running just because you're getting older. You also don't need to rethink whether you should start running if you're new or returning to it!

You simply need to know how to adapt to support your body in a different way.

Swipe through for 5 things that change for female runners as they age, so you can keep doing what you love.

30/06/2026

For runners, it isn't just about the exercise.

It's where the noise settles.

It's where stress gets processed.

It's where we remember who we are.

It's the hour where nobody needs anything from you.

No deadlines. No school pickups. No decisions.

Just you, your breath, and the rhythm of moving forward.

That's why injuries can feel so much bigger than missing a few runs.

You’re losing the thing that helps you feel like yourself.

We can help get you back to yourself - https://runresilience.com/

30/06/2026

Most runners think getting faster means running more.

More kilometres.
More speed sessions.
More hard efforts.

But running speed isn't just about fitness.

It's about how efficiently your body can absorb force, control movement and transfer energy into your next stride.

That's why two runners with similar fitness levels can run very different times.

One is simply moving more efficiently!

Many runners find themselves looking at their own performance with tunnel vision. They’re looking for gains in their speed, when they should be looking at how they're moving.

That's why we've created the Run Faster in 7 Days. Because there are hundreds of free exercise app trails out there, but this one will actually give you something you’ve been chasing - and all you have to do is change one thing!

Run Resilience will show you that the smartest way to get faster isn't to train harder.

It's to move better.

Start your free trial here: https://runresilience.com/free-trial-free-speed/

29/06/2026

The biggest mistake runners make before race day? Trying to catch up.

A missed long run.
A disrupted week.
Bad weather.
Work gets busy.
Life happens.

And suddenly runners start asking: "How do I make up for the training I've missed?"

The answer? You don't. You just move forward.

One of the smartest things you can do during a race build is avoid making emotional decisions.

Don’t add extra kilometres, or combine multiple sessions (or weeks!) into one.

Your fitness won’t have disappeared just because you missed a run or two.

But fatigue can appear quickly when you chase missed training time.

Remember: Your goal isn't to complete every session perfectly. Your goal is to arrive at the start line ready to run.

Good luck to all of the runners heading out for the ASICS Gold Coast Marathon (tag) this coming weekend!

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