Relaxed Performance
The warm-up is not just about physical readiness; it's about achieving a state of relaxation that enhances performance. By comparing it to a long jumper's approach, the idea is that a relaxed body leads to better results. Movement should be viewed as a software issue, where rewriting your movement patterns is essential for optimal performance, rather than merely strengthening muscles.In this clip
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The Strength Running Podcast
182. Tension, Impact Force, and Energy Return: A Running Technique Masterclass
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What does Andrew Huberman say about warm-up and cool-down for running?
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