Step into the new limited edition recovery slide – designed not just to support your feet, but to elevate your entire post-race experience. Powered by our patented OOfoam™ technology, these slides absorb 37% more impact than traditional footwear, reducing stress on joints and helping your body recover faster. Whether you’ve just conquered 26.2 or a tough training session, this is recovery that moves with you.
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Shop the OOahh Sport Flex Limited London 25
This OOahh Sport Flex recovery shoe has only been produced in limited numbers. When they’re gone, they’re gone! Shop now and grab yourself this UK only Limited Edition.
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Marathon Recovery Tips
What Happens to Your Body After a Marathon
Crossing the finish line may feel like the end of the story, but your body is just entering its next phase — recovery. Beneath the surface, complex processes are taking place to repair muscle tissue, rebalance energy systems and return everything to baseline. Understanding what’s going on can help you make smarter decisions about how to support your recovery in the days and weeks after the race.
When Can I Run Again After a Marathon? A Week-by-Week Recovery Plan
Once the soreness begins to fade, it’s natural to wonder when you can start running again. For many runners, the urge to lace up comes sooner than expected. But returning too quickly can undo all your hard work – and increase the risk of injury.
Why Your Feet Hurt After a Marathon (And What to Do About It)
It doesn’t take long after finishing a marathon for the soreness to set in. The legs feel heavy, the hips are tight – but for many runners, the real pain starts at ground level. Sore feet are one of the most common complaints after a race, and there’s a good reason why.
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