Sprinting Safely
Many adult runners hesitate to run faster due to injury concerns. Emphasizing the principle of progressive overload, the discussion highlights the importance of gradually increasing speed while maintaining a strong and stiff foot and ankle. Proper technique varies with speed, from heel-first contact while jogging to forefoot contact during sprints, allowing the body's natural mechanics to guide foot placement.In this clip
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Olympic Coach Stuart McMillan on Sprinting, Running Form, and Drills to Improve Technique
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