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We Help Endurance Athletes & Active Adults Of Long Island Fulfill a Life of Health & Enjoyment While Achieving Fitness & Wellness Goals...WITHOUT Extra Trips To The Doctor

01/06/2026

Why choose hard things?

Because you can.

That was one of my favorite takeaways from this conversation with Danny Shapiro of Project Physical Therapy.

Not everyone has the ability to train hard, race hard, or push limits—but if you do, choosing not to can start to feel like a missed opportunity.

For Danny, doing hard things isn’t about punishment.
It’s about:

Respecting what his body is capable of

Continuing the mindset built through years of disciplined training

Beating his own perceived limits

Being the first in his family to do things no one else had done before

That mindset carries over into training too—like learning the hard way that flat training doesn’t prepare you for hills, bridges, or race-day surprises.

Growth lives in the struggle.
And struggle is a choice.

🎥 From my conversation with

💭 What’s a hard thing you’re choosing to do this year?
🏃♂️ A race?
💪 A training goal?
🧠 A mindset shift?

Drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear it.

Like, follow, and share this with someone who chooses growth over comfort.









01/06/2026

Rotating your running shoes isn’t just a gear preference—it’s recovery.

One of the biggest mistakes endurance athletes make is thinking shoe foam doesn’t fatigue…
It does—just like your body.

If you’re running on back-to-back days and only have one pair of shoes, allowing at least 24 hours between runs gives the foam time to rebound so it stays responsive and supportive.

Less recovery =
❌ less responsiveness
❌ more achiness
❌ feeling under-recovered even when training volume hasn’t changed

If you have multiple pairs, rotating them day to day can help reduce unnecessary stress and improve overall feel from run to run.

Huge shoutout to my friend and colleague Danny Shapiro of Project Physical Therapy in NYC for breaking this down 👇
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💾 Save this if you’re training consistently
👟 Comment below: How many pairs of running shoes are in your rotation right now?
📲 Share this with a training partner who’s still running every day in the same pair

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A new week is another opportunity to move forward with intention. Progress in running and fitness is not built overnight...
01/05/2026

A new week is another opportunity to move forward with intention. Progress in running and fitness is not built overnight. It comes from consistency, patience, and taking care of how your body moves along the way.

If discomfort or hesitation has been part of your routine, this week can be the moment you decide to address it rather than push through it. Small actions taken today can lead to stronger movement, better confidence, and more enjoyable training over time.

Keep showing up, trust the process, and remember that long term success starts with how you move right now.

👉 Book your Free Phone Consultation: https://www.endurance-unleashed.com/contact/

01/04/2026

Not every workout feels good...and that’s normal.

Cold weather.
Long days.
Low motivation.

None of that means you’re failing.

What matters is this 👉 showing up anyway.

Even one exercise.
Even a shortened session.
Even 10 minutes.

That small win keeps the fire lit, builds momentum, and moves you closer to your 2026 goals without chasing perfection.

Consistency > perfection.
Progress > excuses.

🔥 Drop a fire emoji if you showed up today—even if it wasn’t perfect.
💪 If you overcame adversity, tell us what you pushed through so we can celebrate you.

Like, follow, and keep this momentum rolling into the first full week of 2026.










01/04/2026

Not all discomfort means the same thing.

Soreness, achiness, pain, and adaptation often get lumped together—but they shouldn’t be.

✔️ Soreness after a workout?
That’s usually normal muscle adaptation from training stress.

🚩 Discomfort that lingers, feels sharp, or shows up in joints or tendons?
That’s your body asking for a change—not silence.

Here’s where many endurance athletes get stuck 👇
They ignore early warning signs…
They rest randomly or avoid certain workouts…
And before they know it, performance drops and injuries stack up.

Your body is smart.
Learning to interpret its signals is what keeps you training consistently—season after season.

The goal isn’t fear.
The goal is better decision-making.

💬 Are you dealing with soreness, achiness, or pain right now?
Drop it in the comments—we’ll help you make sense of it.

👍 Like, follow, and share this with another endurance athlete who tends to “push through it.”












01/04/2026

This is strength work that actually calms pain.

Endurance athletes are great at pushing through discomfort, but that’s not always the fastest way back to training.

When pain shows up, the goal isn’t to stop moving.
It’s to quiet the pain first, so you can keep training without making things worse.

One of the best tools for this?
🔥 Isometric contractions

Isometrics create muscle tension without movement, which:
• Calms pain receptors
• Sends safe signals to the nervous system
• Reduces stiffness and guarding
• Helps you move more comfortably again

This is often the bridge between pain and progress.

You don’t need to rest completely and you don’t need to push through pain.
You need the right stimulus at the right time.

💬 What area has been nagging you lately: hip, knee, foot, or calf?
📩 DM us if you want help applying this to your specific pain
👍 Like & follow for smart, athlete-first rehab strategies













01/03/2026

Most endurance athletes don’t expect this to be the problem.

It’s usually not talent.
It’s usually not willpower.
And it’s rarely a lack of desire.

What actually gets in the way is:
• Busy schedules
• Fatigue
• Poor sleep
• Stress
• Inconsistent habits
• Letting small excuses stack up

Progress doesn’t stall because you’re incapable.
It stalls because you’re not aware of what’s blocking you—or you’re trying to handle it alone.

Awareness creates change.
Accountability creates consistency.

If you want 2026 to be different, this is where it starts.

💬 What usually gets in your way? Drop it in the comments
🧠 What have you tried or what will you try to fix it?
🤝 I’ll help keep you accountable this year
👍 Like & follow for real-world endurance coaching













01/03/2026

Your feet and calves don’t work in isolation.
They set the foundation for everything above them.

When your feet or calves are weak or unstable:
➡️ Your knees absorb more stress
➡️ Your hips take on loads they weren’t designed for
➡️ Your running form becomes less efficient

That’s why issues like shin splints, plantar fasciitis, runner’s knee, and hip pain often start below where you feel the pain.

Right now...before racing season...is the time to:
• Build foot and calf strength
• Improve stability and alignment
• Fill in gaps from past seasons
• Create resilient tissue that can handle training volume

Strong feet + strong calves =
✔️ Better alignment
✔️ Less energy loss
✔️ More efficient running
✔️ Fewer injuries

💬 Comment “FOOT” if you want our foot pain & resiliency guide for runners
📩 DM us if you’re dealing with foot, knee, or hip pain and want help fixing it before race season
👍 Like & follow for smarter, injury-resistant running














01/03/2026

This is why your calf work isn’t working.

If you’re dealing with:
• Plantar fasciitis
• Posterior tibial tendon pain
• Shin splints
• Calves that never seem to get stronger

You’re not alone...I see this every day in the clinic.

The problem usually isn’t that you’re doing calf raises.
It’s how you’re doing them.

Your calves, feet, and shin muscles don’t just push you forward—they:
• Absorb load
• Stabilize your foot
• Transfer force
• Control push-off

When calf work is rushed or unstable, you miss the benefits that actually carry over to running.

Slow it down.
Use full range of motion.
Control the lowering phase.
Stay stable through the foot, especially the big toe and arch.

Strength + time under tension = resilient tissue.

💬 Comment “CALF” if calf or foot pain has been limiting your training
🦶 Have you ever slowed your calf raises down and used full range? Try it and report back
📩 DM us if you want help applying this to your running or strength plan
👍 Like & follow for smarter endurance training














New Year, New YouThe start of a new year is the perfect time to check in with your body and reset how you approach movem...
01/02/2026

New Year, New You

The start of a new year is the perfect time to check in with your body and reset how you approach movement and training. If discomfort, stiffness, or recurring setbacks were part of last year, 2026 does not have to look the same. A Free Discovery Visit can help you understand what has been holding you back and what changes will make the biggest difference going forward. Clear guidance leads to better decisions and better results. Make this the year you move with confidence again.

👉 Book your Free Phone Consultation: https://www.ascentptny.com/copy-of-apt-inquiry-form

01/02/2026

Winter training is never going to go exactly as planned.
And that’s normal.

Weather gets in the way.
Family and holidays get in the way.
Life happens.

Where most endurance athletes go wrong is what happens next:
❌ Trying to “catch up” with extra workouts
❌ Falling off completely because the plan isn’t perfect

Neither one moves you forward.

What actually matters right now isn’t perfection, it’s consistency and progress.

You’re not trying to execute the plan flawlessly.
You’re using a system to keep taking small steps forward.

1% better.
Little by little.
Day by day.

That’s how you look back at the end of 2026 proud of what you built.

💬 Has your plan already gone off the rails this winter? You’re not alone, drop a comment
📩 DM us if you want help adjusting your plan without starting over
👍 Like & follow for realistic, sustainable endurance training














01/02/2026

Motivation isn’t your problem.
That’s the hard truth most endurance athletes don’t want to hear.

If you’ve been stuck in a cycle of:
• Inconsistent training
• Repeated injuries
• Feeling like you’re not becoming the athlete you should be

It’s not because you “don’t want it badly enough.”

It’s because motivation fades… and systems don’t.

Random workouts from a watch, social media, or YouTube don’t build momentum.
Consistency with a plan does.

Winter is where this gets fixed:
• You show up even when it’s boring
• You stick to a structure even when life gets busy
• You build a system that makes training easier—not harder

Doing something consistently beats doing everything randomly.

💬 What do you struggle with more—consistency or structure?
📩 Comment “SYSTEM” if your training feels random and scattered
🧠 We’ll help you build something that actually fits your life
👍 Like & follow for smarter endurance training














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