In this episode, we’re diving into rucking recovery strategies and how to recover after a ruck. I discuss what your body goes through, what to expect, and exactly what to do before and after a ruck to bounce back faster, reduce soreness, and keep your rucking momentum strong.Links:Studies and Resources:Houston Methodist: Muscle Soreness ExplainedAmerican College of Sports Medicine (2007) - Hyrdation RecommendationNational Athletic Trainers’ Association: Fluid Replacement - Hydration RecommendationBarreto et al. (2019) - Isometric holds to reduce sorenessPearcey et al. (2015) - Foam Rolling for DOMSHouston Methodist: Foam Rolling 101Mayo Clinic – First Aid for BlistersThe Gumbo Recipe I use. Message me at https://www.theruckersedge.com/contact/ to get a copyGuide:How to determine how much fluid you need to replenish post-ruckRecommended Gear: (Some links are affiliate links that help support the show.)Oofos Recovery SlidesFoam RollerMassage GunHydration BladderElectrolyte Mix (No Sugar, No Flavor)Compression SocksWhoop Fitness and Recovery WearableConnect & Share:Enjoying the show? Please rate, review, and follow on Apple or Spotify—and share this episode with someone who needs a solid recovery routine.Got a recovery hack I didn’t mention? Use CBD? Foam roll in a sauna? I want to hear about it. DM me or comment on this week’s YouTube post at @theruckersedgeNotes:I’m not a doctor, and this podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Please consult with your physician before starting any new exercise or physical activity.

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