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Running Smart: Preventing Knee Pain Before It Starts
Ying Rong Mok Ying Rong Mok

Running Smart: Preventing Knee Pain Before It Starts

Knee Pain Isn’t Inevitable — It’s a Signal. If you’re chasing more miles but skipping strength work, you’re not training — you’re gambling. In The Runner’s Paradox, we say: “Pain is rarely sudden. Most injuries build quietly.”

And knees? They whisper before they roar.

If your knee starts murmuring — don’t silence it with discipline. Respond with wisdom. Run with presence. Train with intelligence. And remember: injury prevention is a mindset, not a checklist.

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Are you under-striding?
Ying Rong Mok Ying Rong Mok

Are you under-striding?

Are you under-striding without realising? Are you bouncing instead of covering effective ground?

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Hip mobIlity: game changer
Ying Rong Mok Ying Rong Mok

Hip mobIlity: game changer

Hip mobility improved her running form and efficiency.

What did we do?

2 things needed fixing: 1) pelvic-sacrum stability
and 2) hip external rotation

How did we do?
Read on.

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Orthotics: Do I need them?
Ying Rong Mok Ying Rong Mok

Orthotics: Do I need them?

That is one of our most commonly asked questions! Patients often come in with foot pain, together with this very query on orthotics.

And our answer? No.

No, you do not need orthotics - at least for now.

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At 13, Ying started running. At 16, she wanted to understand running. At 18, she started helping other runners by launching a community service called RunFree. At 22, she broke the national half marathon record. And at 29, she published a book about running.

And today, running continues with her.

Sales of her book and donations to her site will help fulfil her dream of building a running gait lab at the heart of Singapore.

Ying needs funding to build her lab. This includes equipments and location rentals. Donate a $1 or so to support, she will be very thankful!

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