Welcome, Summiteers!
Thanks for joining me at the Running Summit. Here are some resources and bonus materials for you to enjoy.
Enjoy your practice, and happy running!
—Sage
Yoga to Do Before Your Run
This follow-along sequence will prep you for movement. You’ll wake up your hips, legs, and feet. And there’s no mat needed, so this is a great sequence to do in the parking lot before you head out on your run or walk. I call it Parking Lot Yoga.
Yoga to Do During Your Run
Doing yoga during your run doesn’t mean breaking into a pose! Instead, use yoga techniques of alignment, breath, and focus to help you stay centered in any situation.
Yoga to Do Right After Your Run
In this core strengthening sequence, you’ll work all around the world of your hips and core—and get in a few stretches, too. This is a great sequence to add at the end of your run, walk, or workout.
Yoga to Do Long After Your Run
This follow-along sequence features three twists you can do in bed—no mat needed!
The Coach’s Guide to Recovery
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An invaluable guide to help athletes maximize training gains by making the most of their recovery time.
Recovery—physical and mental—is a red-hot topic, and the worlds of sports, technology, and commerce have all taken note. But which practices and devices really make a difference in recovery, and which should be avoided? What will truly maximize performance?
This second edition of The Athlete’s Guide to Recovery explains exactly how to feel great about doing less.
Books for Athletes and Everyone
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The Athlete’s Guide to Recovery, 2nd ed.$19.95
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Lifelong Yoga$19.95
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Everyday Yoga$21.95
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The Runner’s Guide to Yoga, First Edition$15.95
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Racing Wisely$19.95
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The Athlete’s Guide to Recovery$18.95
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The Athlete’s Pocket Guide to Yoga$15.95
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The Athlete’s Guide to Yoga$21.95