Tips, advice, and insights on fitness, training, injury prevention, and athlete well-being tailored for Oaxacan athletes and supporters.
Running is one of the simplest ways to invest in your long term health. This section explains how steady mileage improves your heart, weight, strength, mood, sleep, and energy. It also invites you to share those benefits by supporting Oax Sport so young athletes can experience the same change.
The right running gear does more than look good. This guide explains how to choose running shoes, clothing, technology, and hydration tools that match your body and your training. You learn when to replace shoes, what fabrics to wear, and how to use data without ignoring what your body tells you.
Running is a long-term journey, not a single race. This reflection invites you to notice how each mile shapes your confidence, discipline, and joy. You are encouraged to mark small milestones, share your story, and, if you can, help Oax Sport open the door for young runners to do the same.
Running does not have to be a solo effort. This section explains how joining a running community can keep you accountable, lift your motivation, and connect you with friends who understand your goals. You also see how local clubs, online groups, and events like Parkruns create a sense of belonging that supports your mental health.
Start your running journey with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to find your pace, understand your body, and enjoy every step. Perfect for beginners and returning runners.
Learn about jumper’s knee, its causes, symptoms, and effective treatments. This guide by Dr. Roberto García García provides valuable insights for athletes and health professionals.
Discover how Oax Sport leverages sports to boost mental well-being. Learn about their initiatives, athlete support, and the transformative power of physical activity.
Learn how to be the best crew member for an ultra-distance race. From preparation to race-day support, this guide covers everything you need to know to help your runner succeed.
When athletes get injured, knowing who to turn to is essential. This guide explains the roles of sports doctors, physical therapists, chiropractors, and surgeons. Whether you’re recovering or looking to prevent injury, this article offers clarity, backed by expert medical advice. Shared by Oax Sport to support healthy athletic development in Oaxaca, Mexico.
