The Runner’s World Guide to Recovery
Your guide to smarter recovery—from managing soreness and fatigue to easing back into running after a race, offseason, or injury.
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Recovery
Sleep, rest, injury, and the habits that keep people in the game.
The Surprising Key to Improving Sleep & Long-Term Health
When it comes to sleep, most people focus on how long they’re asleep, or the duration of sleep. While sleep duration is important (most adults should aim for 7 or more hours), sleep regularity—or consistent bed and wake times—is an often overlooked yet essential element of good…
Read at Oura →From Insights to Action: Build a Personalized Plan with Oura Advisor
Knowing your Sleep Score is dipping or your resting heart rate is above average is useful. Knowing what to do about it is better.
Read at Oura →How to Use Your Readiness Score to Optimize Your Workouts
Whether you’re training for a marathon or want to get more out of your weekly gym sessions, your Readiness Score can be used as an input to help you decide if today is a day to push or a day to back off. Your Oura Readiness Score combines sleep, recent activity, and body…
Read at Oura →Dragon Pose Is the Essential Recovery Stretch For Tight Hips and Back
Indoor cycling can leave your hips tight and back aching. Here’s how Dragon Pose can restore your mobility and improve your stride.
Read at Triathlete →How Women’s Sleep Changes Across Life Stages
Sleep plays a huge role in cardiovascular, metabolic, and brain health, yet research focused specifically on women’s sleep is relatively recent. For decades, women’s health research focused largely on the reproductive system, while studies of nearly everything else, including…
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