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How to train your brain to run through discomfort
Canadian Running explains how runners can train their response to discomfort by distinguishing normal hard-effort signals from sharp or worsening pain. It cites research on exercise and pain tolerance and on two weeks of motivational self-talk improving time to exhaustion, and suggests practicing cues and distraction in tempo runs and race-pace intervals.
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