Training with Humility
Ego can significantly cloud decision-making during training, leading runners to focus excessively on numbers and outcomes rather than the process. It's crucial to start from an honest assessment of one's current abilities instead of comparing oneself to past performances or others. Emphasizing self-awareness and realistic goal setting can help runners optimize their training and avoid injury.In this clip
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Ego is the Enemy: Pro Ultrarunner Ian Sharman on Training Your Mindset
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