Running Economy: Speed & Muscle Recruitment
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Summary:
In Ep. 7 the coaches explain what running economy means, what the benefits are to improving your efficiency and some key takeaways on how to train to get more out of your running.
Key Discussion Points:
Addressing Common Misconceptions:
- Running economy only matters for long-distance runners
- Better economy just means shorter steps or higher cadence
Deep Dive:
- How Your Muscles and Nervous System Affect Economy
- What You Feel When Economy Improves
- What’s Happening When You Sprint, Jump, or Change Direction
- Why Running Fast Can Actually Improve Economy
- Which Body Areas Matter Most for Efficiency
- Training Takeaways for Athletes
Webinar Pitch, Outro & Feedback
- Final Thoughts
- Webinar Plug
- Next Episode Preview
Noteworthy Moments/Quotes:
- 0:40 - Coach Donald recaps his cruise vacation with Coach Leslie and talks about some of their adventures
- 12:53 - The coaches share their respective Coaching Moments
- 18:00 - Coach Donald & Coach Tim discuss some common myths related to running economy and running efficiency
- 27:40 - The coaches talk about the factors that actually make running more efficient
- 46:35 - How an athlete can train and develop their running economy
- 51:49 - Coach Donald expands on the neuromuscular component of up-tempo running
- 59:58 - Wrap up & key takeaways
Resources Mentioned:
- Webinar: https://ghperformance.com/webinar/
- Website: https://ghperformance.com/
Actionable Takeaways:
- Efficient athletes turn on muscles quickly, turn off what they don’t need and don’t fight themselves with extra tension.
- When your running economy improves, strides feel lighter, you don’t feel like you’re forcing speed and you recover faster between efforts.
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