Kyle Norman
Kyle Norman, MS, is a Denver, Colorado-based personal trainer, strength coach and running coach with 20 years of experience. He specializes in helping people move well, get strong and get out of pain. You can follow his blog at聽.
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Ten self-assessments every runner should be able to pass, plus the exercises that will get you there and make you a more resilient runner
You can stay mobile even at home, counteracting hours of sitting with this plan of creative drills and work positions.
Why step-ups make you a more powerful runner, techniques and tips for how to do them, and two sample workouts
Do these 13 exercises right in your living room or yard to build strength and improve your running form at home.
This simple, pre-run lunge matrix gets your brain, muscles, connective tissue and joints talking to one another, and will make you a stronger, more durable runner.
Lifting weights can be intimidating for runners. Here's everything you need to know to get started, including when to schedule it, what equipment you need, and how to reach your goals.
Every runner鈥檚 strength program should include a version of the deadlift. Here鈥檚 how to do them safely and effectively.
Avoid injury and improve your stride with these 5 simple stretches and strength exercises for your groin muscles.
If you only have a few minutes a week for strength work, do these exercises to improve running economy and reduce injuries.
Muscle cramps are a runner's nightmare. Here's why they happen and how you can train to avoid them.
Eight mobility exercises to ensure your joints can move freely for efficient, healthy running.
Tight muscles are rarely the cause of pain; Use these exercises to strengthen your body and solve the source of the problem.
Stable strength exercises and unstable ones both have powerful benefits for running. Here's why and how to include both in your strength workouts.
One simple drill to assess your posture, plus seven exercises to remove restrictions and build key strengths.
The big toe creates the majority of foot stability and is critical in push-off. Improve its activation, strength and mobility to run more effectively and avoid injury.
Improve your stability, strength and running stride by doing a wide variety of single-leg squats.
Plyometrics build running power and efficiency, but they are intense. Here's how to begin safely.
Target the hip abductors with these exercises to improve your stride, prevent injury and increase your running performance
Two simple exercises to strengthen the feet while stretching and mobilizing the plantar fascia and surrounding tissues