Two common types of running gait that will slow you down from abnormal edition Watch Video
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Description: This video discusses the importance of maintaining optimal trunk posture during the gait cycle for running efficiency and injury prevention. Abnormal trunk postures will change a runners center of mass and can be a major factor that slows runners down, especially as fatigue sets in. Two common suboptimal running postures are covered in this talk: 1.) Backseat running, and 2.) Toilet bowl running. Both types of gait are related to reduced efficiency and suboptimal loading to the legs that can lea
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