Mindful Running
Engaging in associative running—being present with the sensations of running—can enhance performance by providing more accurate feedback about one's physical state. Instead of letting the mind wander into distractions, focusing on the body can reveal that discomfort often stems from a small area rather than overwhelming fatigue. This awareness allows runners to make informed decisions about their energy and pacing, ultimately leading to better outcomes.In this clip
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Untangle
Optimize Mental Health, Flow and Sports Performance. With Dr. Alex Auerbach
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