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As the workshop ran weekly for 4\u00a0weeks, opportunity to see someone more than once who was also a physiotherapist influenced participation. (2)\u00a0Runners welcomed clarification for online exercises and advice suggested for runners. They were surprised by the difficulty of single-leg neuromuscular facilitation exercises and reported benefit from most or all information especially non-exercise-based approaches such as load management, pain monitoring, and running cues. (3)\u00a0Participants were empowered by a structured, holistic, and evidence-based approach that embraced autonomy for exercise self-selection and progression. Confidence to engage in open discussion was due to small group size. (4)\u00a0Barriers to prehab were personal responsibility, equipment, time, lack of supervision, and peer influence. <jats:italic><jats:bold>Conclusion:<\/jats:bold><\/jats:italic> A composite approach to strategies for injury risk reduction during prehab, combining progressive exercises with educational resources, can address runners\u2019 individual needs. Early discussion of motivational tools on commencement of prehab with guidance from runners on how to incorporate prehab independently into running training is recommended. 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