Part of running form is a natural response to your speed! Some examples are: ✅ Arm swing ✅ Heel rise and knee lift If you run slow and easy, efficient form will have: 👉 Little to medium arm movement 👉 Low heel rise at the back and low knee lift in front If you run faster, your feet will hit the ground with more force, giving a greater natural return of energy. At faster speeds your form will naturally have: 👉 Higher arm swings at the front and behind 👉 Higher heel rise and a higher knee lift

Good running form will NOT usually happen by accident or good luck, you have to work on your weaknesses and never give up trying to improve. In my view, too many runners do the same training day after day, year after year and magically expect to improve. RUNNERS PLEASE WORK ON YOUR WEAKNESSES If your running form is poor, work on improving it. NOTE: I posted some runs drills in my reels just 6 days a go last week, so take a look back for some guidance Also watch this video of @camgraves over and

Common Sprinting or Running Form Mistakes 🚨🎯 Some common sprinting or running form mistakes include: 1. Heel striking -Landing heavily on your heels can cause impact-related injuries and slow you down. 2. Overstriding- Taking excessively long strides can lead to inefficient movement and decrease your speed. 3.Hunching over -Poor posture can restrict your breathing and reduce your running efficiency. 4.Arm swinging- Incorrect arm movement can waste energy and throw off your balance. 5.Lack of c