SECRETS Pro Runners Live By That Amateurs IGNORE (But Really Shouldn't)

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @musify8267
    @musify8267 5 месяцев назад +1

    not too much fancy or technical words yet very informative... thanks and well done..!!

  • @markjohnson4237
    @markjohnson4237 Год назад

    "Learning to love the process" - Shona. I certainly do, now at least. Even as recently as this week, I made the final adjustments to my slow runs. As a recreational runner of 15 years or so, it's only the last year that I have spent really concentrating, listening, fine tuning everything I do. I can honestly say, hand on heart, that I am now doing all of the things in this video but its only after spending vast amounts of time watching your channel, among others. Great advice, as always and I'm really pleased that this is now just validating everything I am doing. Shame its taken until my mid 50's to get there. Imagine what I could have done if I came to all this earlier. Thanks guys.

  • @chaiaf
    @chaiaf Год назад

    My fave part is the process and training
    If I only liked the result that’s a lot of months to be miserable
    I am so grateful
    That CP taught me this

  • @AbbeyRoad1962
    @AbbeyRoad1962 Год назад

    This video was so informative for me that I just had to watch it a second time. Thanks for sharing

  • @anthonymwanje8398
    @anthonymwanje8398 Год назад

    Thank you Team Coach Perry for the insightful sharing of this profound knowledge 🤝🤝

  • @yuriilukkumbure7416
    @yuriilukkumbure7416 Год назад

    Great video and great advice at a time when so many of us really need to be listening to our body.

  • @JanetKlutch
    @JanetKlutch Год назад

    Very helpful overall. Thx

  • @shayhalpenny8826
    @shayhalpenny8826 Год назад

    Another great video, thanks!

  • @HunzaTech
    @HunzaTech 5 месяцев назад

    Do you walk away?
    Goggins: Stay hard 👊

  • @Harrythehun
    @Harrythehun 11 месяцев назад

    Pro tip, to know where your limits are, you must sometimes pass it.

  • @joelmullen4819
    @joelmullen4819 Год назад

    One thing that Pros and experienced Amateurs can do is run their 80% slow runs with good form. As a beginner I cannot run Z2 with anything approaching good form. So as a result I have to choose between bad form Z2 running or better form Z4 running. I NEVER see this Catch 22 covered by any coaches.

    • @NomadicNine
      @NomadicNine Год назад

      Yes, Z2 on a hill, when you're starting out, is often = walking 😂. That's one reason why there's the ~20% of non-zone 2.........to practice the mechanics of faster pace.