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Running Video Tips

Click the links below to view some great video's and training tips.
 
1. Video: Intro to Circuits (Source: http://www.runnersworld.com/race-training/)

A running circuit workout combines short bursts of running (300-700m) with other exercises. These challenging drills prepare you for the rigors of other running-related workouts like threshold and long runs.

 

Video 1 of 3 - Coach Jay Johnson demonstrates an introductory circuit routine. (5:24

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Video 2 of 3 - Coach Jay Johnson demonstrates the next level of circuit routine. (4:15)

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Video 3 of 3 - Coach Jay Johnson demonstrates the final level of circuit routine. (5:40)

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2. Video: Five Kinds of Hill Workouts (Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcXPIT380k)

 

Pete Magill and his band of runners demonstrate five hill workouts that are guaranteed to increase your endurance, strength, and speed. (9:36)

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3. Video:  Simple Changes That Will Make You Faster! (Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuLn0LNLM5w)

 

It's not how fast your run -- It's how you run fast. Imagine if there was a way for you to run faster without working harder, to run farther without being fitter. There is a way. Technique,

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4. Video: Improve Your Running Form: Tips with Sandi Nypaver and Sage Canaday (Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFatIwxSvQQ)

 

Some tips on how to improve your running form so you can run faster, be more efficient, and reduce the risk of injury. Video by www.SandiNypaver.blogspot.com

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5. Video: Interval Training Workouts for Runners (Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkvWOxYsIyY)

 

Interval training for runners - is it worthwhile? Should runners be doing interval training or should they just focus on steady state runs?

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