Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Greg McMillan Suggests Running "Tall" to Improve Form

The first lesson that our coach taught us was to "run tall." It's the easiest cue to use for runners and will clear up about 90 percent of form issues. It's a simple idea that when consistently implemented results in significant improvements in running form -mcmillan.com


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MY COMMENT: He is right- many of us develop bad habits like hunching over (we get hours of that daily!) Check your form in the reflection next time you run by a window.

Greg McMillan is a distance coach and contributor to Running Times magazine. Check out his site for more great articles on running.
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  1. Athletic tapeNovember 23, 2011 at 9:31 PM

    I think as running is important in athletics o any other games same as yoga has same importance too. Yoga makes our body light as well as it also make our mind cool and helps in performing diligently.
    Athletic tape

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