Plyometrics help runners build the strength, power, and impact control needed for faster, more resilient running. Learn how Boston runners can safely add plyometric training to improve performance, reduce injury risk, and run stronger for the long term.

When Erika first started with us, she was a brand new runner doing some home strength workouts with lighter dumbbells or bodyweight. Her goal was to be able to run healthy, stay generally strong and deal with some of the mild lingering issues she was dealing with from having her 2 baby girls.

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