Free Monthly Runner Q&A
Join Dr. Lynne Virant, PT, DPT for a free monthly live Q&A where runners can ask questions, learn from each other, and get practical, evidence-based guidance to take into their training.
Whether you have a question about running form, strength and mobility, training, shoes, injury prevention, or something that just doesn’t feel quite right— bring it.
Free • Live Online • 30 Minutes
Can’t make it live? Register anyway and submit your question ahead of time.
Got a running question? Ask a physical therapist.
Bring Your Questions
No presentation. No complicated agenda. Just a chance to talk running with Dr. Lynne and get answers to the questions that have been on your mind.
We might talk about:
✓ Running form + cadence
✓ Strength + mobility
✓ Common running aches and pains
✓ Returning to running after time off
✓ Training + recovery
✓ Running shoes
✓ Race preparation
✓ And whatever else runners bring to the conversation
How It Works
01 / Save Your Seat
Register for free and we'll send the details straight to your inbox.
02 / Submit Your Question
Have something you already want Lynne to cover? Send it in when you register. You can also ask questions live.
03 / Join us online
Grab your coffee, lunch, or post-run snack and join Lynne for a casual 30-minute conversation about running.
Meet Dr. Lynne Virant, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist. Runner. Running Specialist.
The Monthly Runner Q&A is intended for general educational purposes only. Participation does not establish a physical therapist-patient relationship and is not a substitute for individualized medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. Please avoid sharing private health information during the live group session.
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Lynne is the founder of The Movement Clinic and an active marathoner and triathlete. She helps runners better understand their bodies, improve their running form, and make informed decisions about their training.
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Her approach combines her experience as a physical therapist and runner with practical, evidence-based education runners can actually use.
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How You Move Matters
Have a Question? Bring it.
You don't have to be injured. You don't have to be training for a marathon. And there are no “dumb” running questions.
If you're a runner who wants to understand your body and training a little better, you're welcome here.