Coaching Philosophy
Tucker Grose shares his coaching philosophy, emphasizing the importance of meeting each runner where they're at and focusing on long-term development. He stresses the value of listening to your body and running on feel, prescribing training based on time and perceived effort rather than pace or mileage. With a focus on easy running and a periodized approach, Tucker aims to help his athletes stay happy, healthy, and supported while reaching their goals.In this clip
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The Running Explained Podcast
s1/e04 Run Coach Chat with Tucker Grose, 2:49 Marathoner & Run Coach
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