Membership

Our most comprehensive package of services and discounts:

  • Your first private session FREE.
  • Discounts off unlimited private sessions.
  • Free unlimited classes
  • Discounts on events and products
  • Learn more…

Get Blog Updates

Sign up here to receive updates to our blog in your email.


RSS Feed

Blog

“Can Running Actually Help Your Knees?”

Entered on December 16, 2009 by Marek Wyszynski

Posted in, Athletics

I always welcome scientific data that challenges common myths and misconceptions. Contrary to the popular belief that running is not good for our knees, recent studies show that the opposite might be true. The runners’ knees can actually be healthier! As I read this article I could not stop thinking about the element of learning. I would be very interested in seeing whether there was a correlation between the improvement of structure (health of the knees) and the improvement of function (running form). I am firmly of the belief that activities that bring us joy and pleasure facilitate learning. As we enjoy something, we tend to do more of that activity and get really good at it.

So don’t start running to improve your knees, run because you love it, and your knees will benefit.

“I just felt like running. Then after that, I couldn’t stop!” Forest Gump

Link to the NY Times article.


Marek

So far 0 brave souls have left comments.

Leave a Reply

Remember my information

Notify me of follow-up's

Please enter the word you see in the image below:


Categories




Most Popular Posts

Bringing the Brain Back to Reality (4)

NEW! The Institute’s Practitioner Blog (3)

Travel Arrangements and Overnight Stays in NY (2)

The Importance of the Knees (0)

“Can Running Actually Help Your Knees?” (0)

“Learning His Body, Learning to Dance” (0)

Federer’s Footwork Illustrates Feldenkrais Principles (0)

Hospital Lobby Features Neuroplasticity (0)

Learning at the Movies (0)



Coming Events...

The Abs
Tue, Feb 9th

Workstation & Keyboard Health
Tue, Mar 23



Featured Products

6-Class ATM Card - Service

The Grammar of Spontaneity, Vol. 2 - CD

The Grammar of Spontaneity, Vol. 1 - CD

Relaxercise - CD

Relaxercise - Book

Introduction to the Feldenkrais Method - CD

Focus on the Knees & Ankles - CD

Awareness Through Movement - Book



Ongoing Public Classes


All classes are drop-in. Get your first two classes for the price of one!
Drop-in for $20
6 class card for $90 (save 25%)
12 class card for $144 (save 40%)
20 class card for $200 (save 50%)
Members receive FREE unlimited classes
We recommend loose, comfortable clothing.
Mats, pads are provided. MC/VISA accepted.
Call (212) 727-1014