Episode 229 - Chris Heuisler Returns
Bryan and Peter get their final stretches in before the big Boston Bulldogs Virtual Run For Recovery 5K this weekend. Then Chris Heuisler joins them for a deep discussion about bringing jogging back, why it is (and also isn’t) running, and the perspective he has gained after coming back from being injured. Plus, did you remember to celebrate National Foam Rolling Day?
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