Episodes 999
Avg. Duration 5m
Activity Highly Active
Since Mar 2017
Latest Episode Jun 2026

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Schedule
Every Few Days
Format
Episodic
Consistency
85%
Hosting
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About This Podcast

Running injury tips on self-diagnosis and self-treatment. Simple strategies for rapid recovery of running injuries.

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My Number One Secret Weapon For Extensor Tenosynovitis In Runners

Jun 11, 2026 7m

What is the fastest way to calm down extensor tenosynovitis when you are a runner trying to keep training? In this episode of the Doc On The Run Podcast, Dr. Christopher Segler explains his personal…

MRI Versus CT Scan For Stress Fractures: Which One Actually Tells You If You Can Run?

Jun 04, 2026 8m

If you have a stress fracture and you’re trying to figure out whether it is safe to run again, should you get an MRI or a CT scan? Many runners assume there is one perfect imaging test that can tell…

Plantar Plate Sprain in Triathletes: Real Strategy Call With a Former Pro

May 28, 2026 19m

What happens when a former professional triathlete and endurance coach suddenly develops a painful plantar plate sprain? In this episode of the Doc On The Run Podcast, Dr. Christopher Segler speaks…

5 Reasons A Runner Might Want Popping Peroneal Tendon Surgery

May 21, 2026 9m

If you have popping or clicking around the outside of your ankle, do you actually need peroneal tendon surgery? Not necessarily. In this episode of the Doc On The Run Podcast, Dr. Christopher Segler…

5 Signs Stress Reaction Turned Into a Stress Fracture

May 14, 2026 6m

How do you know if your stress reaction just turned into a stress fracture? That’s one of the most important questions a runner can ask—because once there’s a crack in the bone, everything…

The 1 Simple Trick I Used to Fix Plantar Fasciitis in Ironman Training Runs

May 07, 2026 5m

If you have plantar fasciitis and you’re trying to keep running, you’ve probably been told to stretch, rest, or stop running altogether. But what if the solution is much simpler? In this episode of…

Calcaneal Stress Fracture Can I Run 100 Miles in 2 Months

Apr 30, 2026 20m

If you have a calcaneal stress fracture and a 100-mile race on your calendar, the question is simple… Can you still run it? In this episode of the Doc On The Run Podcast, Dr. Christopher Segler lets…

4 Ways You Can Still Run Your Dream Race with a Stress Fracture

Apr 23, 2026 17m

What do you do if you’ve been training for months and suddenly get a stress fracture right before your race?   In this episode, I explain the four real options runners have when they don’t want to…

When Should I Do a Test Run with a Fibular Stress Fracture?

Apr 18, 2026 11m

If you have been out of running for weeks with a fibular stress fracture and the pain is gone, but you still feel a little pressure at the injury site, should you wait until you are 100% symptom-free…

Understanding Plantar Plate Stress vs Strain vs Sprain in Healing Runners

Apr 14, 2026 18m

If your doctor told you that you have a plantar plate injury, did they mean stress, strain, or sprain? Those terms sound similar, but they mean very different things when you are trying to heal and…

How to Make Decisions When Your MRI and Doctors Disagree About Peroneal Tendon Pain

Apr 05, 2026 13m

If you have peroneal tendon pain and one doctor says your MRI shows a tear while another says it is just post-surgical change, what are you supposed to do? That kind of conflicting advice can leave…

When Is It Safe to Start Loading a Stress Fracture Without Making It Worse?

Mar 26, 2026 21m

When is it actually safe to start loading a stress fracture again? In this episode, Dr. Christopher Segler explains how runners can think about progressive bone loading without making the injury…

What is More Useful than X-Ray Grading of Stress Fractures for Runners?

Mar 19, 2026 16m

If you have a stress fracture and your doctor starts talking about X-ray grading systems, you may think that grading is the key to deciding whether you can run, cross-train, or still make it to your…

3 Critical Stress Reaction First Aid Steps for Runners

Mar 12, 2026 14m

If you feel an unusual ache in your foot during marathon or triathlon training, you might worry that you have a stress fracture. But many runners actually develop a stress reaction before a true…

Only 2 Questions Needed to Run a Marathon with a Metatarsal Stress Fracture

Mar 05, 2026 24m

If you suspect a metatarsal stress fracture but your most important marathon is on the calendar, you need a plan—not panic. In this episode, Dr. Christopher Segler explains the only two questions…

Stress Fracture Healing Timing Stages for Runners

Feb 26, 2026 24m

If you think you have a stress fracture, you’re probably wondering how long it will take to heal — and when you can run again. In this episode, Dr. Christopher Segler explains the three stages of…

3 Crucial Questions for a Runner with a Stress Fracture

Feb 19, 2026 11m

If you’re a runner dealing with a stress fracture, you’ve probably been told to “just stop running” and come back in six to eight weeks. But that advice completely ignores the way runners think. In…

When Does a Metatarsal Stress Reaction Show Up on Imaging?

Feb 13, 2026 27m

When does a metatarsal stress reaction actually show up on imaging? In this episode of the Doc On The Run Podcast, Dr. Christopher Segler explains the difference between a stress response, stress…

Can I still run my race with a stress fracture?

Feb 09, 2026 17m

Can you still run a race if you have a stress fracture—or will it permanently set you back? In this episode of Doc On The Run, Dr. Christopher Segler answers the most urgent question injured runners…

How much can I walk with a tibia stress fracture

Feb 01, 2026 12m

How much walking is too much when you have a tibial stress fracture? In this episode of Doc On The Run, Dr. Christopher Segler breaks down how runners can safely stay active while healing, explains…

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