Running Technique Coaching
Running with an efficient, effective and balanced form is a skill, one that can be learnt and developed.
With the correct analysis and coaching, you can optimize your running technique in order to:
- Improve running efficiency
- Enhance running performance
- Develop running speed
- Reduce impact loading and soft tissue stress
- Improve muscle balance
- Reduce risk of running injury
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Our uniquely effective coaching method takes into account current research and proven coaching practices to enable runners and triathletes to safely make significant changes to their movement patterns: changes which have dramatically positive impacts on their performance.
Importantly, the combination of running specific strengthening exercises and running technique coaching is at the heart of our coaching method.
This is one of the main features which makes our method stand out above the others as a complete coaching solution for both performance enhancement and injury prevention.
Repetition is the key to success. As with learning or adapting any new skill, practicing a new way of running feels strange at first. However, through consistent practice, the correct technique becomes natural and subconscious.
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Leon Boone on Improving Your Running Cadence RangeThis is a great article. I have been working on increasing my cadence and improving my running form for a...
Raphael on What’s Limiting Your Triathlon Performance?Hi Neil, thanks for your response ! I'm training for Challenge Vichy (France) end August. The swim part takes place...
Neil Scholes on What’s Limiting Your Triathlon Performance?Raphael, holding onto your form in all three disciplines of a triathlon is not an easy thing to master but...
Raphael on What’s Limiting Your Triathlon Performance?Interesting article and comments. I am training for an Ironman and I have been mainly working on technique and speed...
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