[DOWNLOAD] A Runner's Guide to Conquering IT Band Syndrome

Do you get that stubborn pain on the outside of your knee with running especially going up hills? This could be sharp at times and causes you to stop in your tracks and walk.

Have you thought…will IT band syndrome ever go away?

Have you tried rest, ice, and stopping running but every time you try and go back that pain stops you in your tracks?

In this episode Dr. Duane Scotti educates you on what you need to know about ITB syndrome in runners.

In this episode, Duane shares with you the causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention to help with iliotibial band syndrome in runners. If you follow these running tips and exercises you will build a body that is more resilient with your running and prevent future injuries.

Get all the exercises mentioned in this episode within this e-book!

I hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening!

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20. IT Band Syndrome | Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment | Get Back To Running with Duane Scotti, DPT, PhD

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20. IT Band Syndrome | Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment | Get Back To Running with Duane Scotti, DPT, PhD