Mental Barriers in Running
The pressure to meet specific paces and workout expectations can create significant anxiety for runners, impacting their mental well-being. This fear of failure often threatens self-worth and confidence, leading to a desire to avoid challenging workouts altogether. Understanding these mental barriers is crucial for overcoming limitations and fostering a healthier relationship with running.In this clip
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The Running Explained Podcast
s4/e12 When SHOULD You Skip A Run or Workout? with Coach Elisabeth
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