Thursday, March 19, 2015

6 Ways To Learn To Pace Yourself

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Depending upon the race and planned distance pace and effort will change, but the ideal for each run is to start with the first mile being the slowest as your body warms up and adapts to the movement. This is why a longer warm-up is recommended for shorter races.

Recent studies have shown that the negative split is LESS likely to produce PR’s than running a consistent pace throughout the race. In order to do that one must spend a little more time practicing tuning in to the body during training and learning how different paces feel. 

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