Episode 67 - Christopher Carter, Psy.D.
They are not medical doctors. Turns out they’re not psychologists, either. That's why Bryan and Peter are joined by Dr. Chris Carter, team psychologist for Spaulding Hospital's Race for Rehab Boston Marathon team. They discuss why runners run, what the brain goes through on long runs, and how to tackle training for the big race. Plus, Peter gives his Clyde Army Countdown update for week eight.
http://findadoctor.spauldingrehab.org/details/389/christopher-carter-charlestown
Please consider making a donation to Peter’s running of the 2017 Boston Marathon with Spaulding’s Race for Rehab Team here:
https://www.crowdrise.com/spauldingrehabboston17/fundraiser/petervilla
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