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Lance Armstrong – Running Form Analysis

May 12, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Lance Armstrong Running Technique Analysis

First and foremost, Lance Armstrong is an awesome athlete, and I’m excited to see what he can do over IM distance. The aim of this video is to identify certain…

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Improving Your Running Cadence Range

May 11, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Running Cadence Range

Frequently when working with athletes to improve running efficiency, one of the main considerations is to reduce impact and braking forces on foot strike, by reducing the tendency to over…

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Katy Cruickshank: Beginner Triathlete Testimonial

May 1, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Katy Cruickshank

“After signing up for my first triathlon on a complete whim, I started to get into the sport in a big way. I’m lucky enough to have found the fantastic…

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Running Foot Health: Self Assessment

Apr 25, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Running Foot Health: Self Assessment

While your overall running technique (posture, cadence etc…) dictates where and how the foot lands, and therefore the loading experienced, your foot and ankle biomechanics and proprioception determine how effectively…

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Running Arm Swing: Efficient Technique

Apr 13, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Brian Martin Video on Running Arms

All too frequently, when focusing on running technique the main areas addressed are the biomechanics of the legs and feet, but what about the movements and use of the upper…

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Running Technique: 6 Ways To Improve Efficiency

Apr 6, 2012   //   by James Dunne

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With all the recent debate around foot strike type in endurance runners there is a lack of concrete evidence supporting one method alone. In our coaching experience, it’s apparent that…

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Kona 2011: Running Technique Footage

Apr 4, 2012   //   by James Dunne

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Recently I came across some footage from Kona 2011 that I thought I’d re-blog and share for all those who are interested in taking a closer look at the running…

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IM Coaching Testimonial: Rich Shirley

Mar 12, 2012   //   by James Dunne

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“During my first year in Triathlon I raced well, and set myself out some serious goals to achieve in the future. However my training was sporadic and lacked focus so…

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Triathlon Brick Sessions: Why Bother?

Feb 29, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Triathlon Brick Sessions

Whether or not you believe that triathlon brick sessions are a physiologically effective and beneficial method of training (there has been a fair amount of debate on this recently in…

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Forefoot Running for Ironman Athletes

Jan 24, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Crowie Heelstrike

Almost on a daily basis I meet Ironman athletes or aspiring Ironman athletes who have been struggling with trying to teach themselves to run with more of a midfoot or…

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Usain Bolt Running Form: Sprinting & Easy Running

Jan 22, 2012   //   by James Dunne

What We Can All Learn From Usain Bolt

What We As Endurance Athletes Can Learn From Usain Bolt. There are obvious differences between the physical demands of running a marathon and performing a 100m sprint. However, as endurance…

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Recent Study: Chronic Training Effect on Ageing

Jan 21, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Recent Study: Chronic Training Effect on Ageing

I recently stumbled across a 2011 study named “Chronic Exercise Preserves Lean Muscle Mass in Masters Athletes“. The authors identify that while there have been numerous studies examining muscle loss…

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Foot Strike and Injury Rates in Endurance Runners

Jan 12, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Foot Strike and Injury Rates

New research recently (Jan 2012) released by Dr. Daniel Lieberman and his team at Harvard University evaluates the injury statuses of a mixed sex collegiate cross country running squad of 52…

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Glute Exercises For Runners: Kettle Bell Deadlift

Jan 6, 2012   //   by James Dunne

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While it’s important to say that an incorrectly executed Deadlift can have devastating consequences for lumbar spine health, a properly coached and executed deadlift is one of the most effective…

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Glute Dysfunction: Weakness or Inhibition?

Jan 6, 2012   //   by James Dunne

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Many of us who have previously suffered from running and triathlon related injuries, will quite possibly have been told by our sports injury therapist that we have “Weak Glutes” or…

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Tamsin Lewis: Glutes and Core Workout

Jan 4, 2012   //   by James Dunne

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Today we decided to video some of Tamsin’s Core and Glutes Session. During the session we were focussing on improving her pelvic posture in order to improve Glute function, reduce…

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Running Metronomes to Download FREE

Jan 1, 2012   //   by James Dunne

Free Running Metronome

A number of the many athletes we work with have requested that we provide them with a series of running metronomes. We listened and have done just that! You can join them…

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Matt Molloy – Lateral Hip Strength Drill

Dec 22, 2011   //   by James Dunne

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Today we decided to film Matt Molloy, top Irish Age Grouper, during his Running Technique and Running Strength session coached by James Dunne. The short clip below is one great…

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Running Cadence – Recent Research and Metronomes

Dec 19, 2011   //   by James Dunne

Runner Overstriding

One of the most common running technique dysfunctions we see in triathletes and runners across all levels is the tendency to overstride, creating excessive braking forces when their foot strikes…

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How to Prevent Running Blisters

Dec 15, 2011   //   by James Dunne

Running Blister

Suffering from blisters caused by running can be incredibly frustrating and is an ailment that affects runners and triathletes of all abilities. Blisters can be extremely painful and can stop…

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