Monthly Archives: November 2011

After competing in New York City Marathon, ice can be a runner’s best friend when treating sore muscles

Posted on November 9, 2011 by RunningDoc

Dear Running Doc: I just ran the NYC Marathon Sunday and set a personal record finishing in 3 hours 58 minutes. My whole body hurts! Is this normal? Should I use ice or heat? – Joseph G., Port Washington, NY. … Continue reading →

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Recovery Tips from Sunday’s NYC Marathon

Posted on November 8, 2011 by RunningDoc

Dr. Maharam: I am running the NYC Marathon. Any tips to be less sore the next day? Nancy K. White Plains, NY Thanks Nancy. Post-event muscle soreness is an issue everyone complains of the next day. Follow these tips to lessen … Continue reading →

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As New York City Marathon approaches, readers ask why runners collapse at a certain point in the race

Posted on November 3, 2011 by RunningDoc

Dr. Maharam: I have noticed that most half-marathon and marathon deaths seem to be happening before the finish. I understand there is discussion about research on this but do you have any thoughts as to why runners are collapsing at … Continue reading →

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Tips for running in cold weather as New York City marathon approaches

Posted on November 1, 2011 by RunningDoc

Dr. Maharam: This winter I plan on running races in Central Park put on by the New York Road Runners just about every weekend. I find myself shivering after the races, and am afraid I may eventually get hypothermic. As … Continue reading →

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