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Avoid This Mistake To Sprint Faster & Prevent Injury! 

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This is the biggest problem I see with sprinting technique in developmental sprinters. If you can avoid this mistake, you will sprint faster and stay injury free!
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@ATHLETE.X
@ATHLETE.X Год назад
Article: sprintingworkouts.com/blogs/training/foot-strike-in-sprinting
@chickennuggets5549
@chickennuggets5549 Год назад
Jesus Christ wants to save you ❤ We must repent before it’s too late! God is calling you to come to Him. Today’s the day to pick up the phone! He loves you and wants to give you beautiful eternal life in heaven! But we can only have that through Jesus Christ. It’s your decision. Jesus is waiting for you to respond so He can save you! Accept Him as your Lord and Saviour and believe! And repent! You won’t regret it. He will satisfy you, He is everything our soul craves. Money, drugs, sleeping around, etc will never satisfy you. But God can 🙏 And He wants to! God bless you.
@chuckdeuces911
@chuckdeuces911 Год назад
​@@chickennuggets5549 what does repent mean? Can I believe, be saved and always be saved? Then live however I please the rest of my life as long as I've accepted Jesus? Is the bible and the commandments and instructions Jesus and every prophet given important at all or should the bible really just be a few paragraphs to let me know how to accept salvation? Should I or could I just go to Calvary or Hillsong or T.D. Jakes or should I go more seventh day adventists who preach the bible and more strict means of being of God? What about Hebrew Roots or black Hebrew Israelites? Is that too serious, is that too much work? Most modern Christians say 'if you believe in any command God or Jesus gave you are actually sinning for lack of belief in Jesus' sacrifice for our salvation. So it's a sin to try not to sin and you're going to get hellfire but anyone who just believes once and never tries again is better off.' Is that the way to go or is taking the bible more seriously the way too go? What about the great bible dilemma of 1881 and the Catholic anti-reformation attempts? Codex Vaticanus and Sinaiaticus are both Codecies 'discovered' after the reformation but are claimed to have been lying around for 1000s of years and they just forgot about them and they are the entire basis of 99% of modern bibles. So is that trustworthy? There's a lot of questions out there because you can tell people to eat healthy food from Walmart and they could still be eating stuff with no value. You should at least guide us to where you believe we can get the best answers.
@chickennuggets5549
@chickennuggets5549 Год назад
@@chuckdeuces911 Hello, I appreciate your honesty and willingness to learn! God bless you. So what does repent mean? It means to turn to Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness while turning away from sin. Let’s say someone was addicted to smoking and they repented from it - as a result they quit smoking. Salvation is only through Jesus Christ and if His blood covers us. His blood washes away our sins and when we accept Jesus as our Lord and Saviour and believe in Him we are saved. However, if we accept Him then proceed to live like a devil doing drugs, alcohol, lust and sinning willfully while knowing it’s wrong, then this is a dangerous situation. Once saved always saved is not true. Romans 6:15 “What then? shall we sin, because we are not under the law, but under grace? God forbid”. We’re under grace but at the same time we have to flee from sin. 1 John 2:4 “He that saith, I know him, and keepeth not his commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him.” God will forgive you but we also have follow Him and make an effort. We’re not perfect yes, but at least try our best to put Him first.
@chickennuggets5549
@chickennuggets5549 Год назад
@@chuckdeuces911 Oh and absolutely everything that Jesus says and commands is important. John 14:15 “If ye love me, keep my commandments.” Some may say obedience is lack of belief in His sacrifice but this is not true. Obeying Him is actually loving Him. We’re not saved of our works, only Jesus saves us. His blood cleans us. So yes, Jesus’s sacrifice is our salvation, but following Him is part of the Christian life. If we’re only following Him on Sundays at church then live in willful sin (partying getting drunk, getting laid, getting high) every other day of the week, then it’s like being a fake “lukewarm” Christian. Church is important 100%, but it’s how we also live, not just on Sundays.
@lamrof
@lamrof Месяц назад
You are compact and strong but why are you looking down all the way. Looking ahead helps you run with high hips. It seems you run with low hips. This will impede you from using your glutes fully.
@dwaynepierre8913
@dwaynepierre8913 Год назад
Your form has definitely changed from back in the day .. Continued success
@ATHLETE.X
@ATHLETE.X Год назад
Thanks Dwayne! Definitely a continuous work in progress.
@4min-cs565
@4min-cs565 Год назад
I am 77 years old and can still run 100 meters in 19.5 seconds, even though I couldn't break 12 seconds in high school back in the early 1960s (actually 11 seconds for 100 yards). I used to run more like throwing a shot put, concerned only with the release at the end of the stroke. I also had my toes turned outward, precluding any ankle movement.I was breaking all of the rules. I now think of sprinting as trying to fling my body forward. Now I conceive of it more like throwing a baseball, which uses a snap of the wrist to get extra velocity. However, the baseball is the ground and my fingers are the ball of my foot. It is as though I want to fling the ground with my feet, although the ground stays fixed so my body gets flung. By flinging, I need to have my feet already going backwards to my body at ground speed when they hit the ground. I consciously try to fling my body with my ankles. Just some perspectives
@bspoopyhead5453
@bspoopyhead5453 Год назад
💚💚
@someone17699
@someone17699 Год назад
Respect my man❤
@alexdukorsky6502
@alexdukorsky6502 Год назад
Well done and thanks for sharing.
@jsal67
@jsal67 Год назад
That was the best sprinting breakdown I've ever watched!!!!
@ATHLETE.X
@ATHLETE.X Год назад
Really appreciate that 🤙🏽 thanks for watching!
@chickennuggets5549
@chickennuggets5549 Год назад
Jesus Christ wants to save you ❤ We must repent before it’s too late! God is calling you to come to Him. Today’s the day to pick up the phone! He loves you and wants to give you beautiful eternal life in heaven! But we can only have that through Jesus Christ. It’s your decision. Jesus is waiting for you to respond so He can save you! Accept Him as your Lord and Saviour and believe! And repent! You won’t regret it. He will satisfy you, He is everything our soul craves. Money, drugs, sleeping around, etc will never satisfy you. But God can 🙏 And He wants to! God bless you.
@tyroncharles3314
@tyroncharles3314 Год назад
It surely is
@pavin1195
@pavin1195 Год назад
Cody, I use to run a 3.6 30m fly, and after I started to focus on applying force into the ground vertically like you described here in this video, my 30m fly dropped to a 3.4 and my adductor is no longer having problems. Thank you for putting this information out for everyone, this is gold. I wish I knew about this earlier but I was able to figure it out with the help of my new coach.
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
How did you do that I always land outside my body and brake
@chickennuggets5549
@chickennuggets5549 Год назад
Jesus Christ wants to save you ❤ We must repent before it’s too late! God is calling you to come to Him. Today’s the day to pick up the phone! He loves you and wants to give you beautiful eternal life in heaven! But we can only have that through Jesus Christ. It’s your decision. Jesus is waiting for you to respond so He can save you! Accept Him as your Lord and Saviour and believe! And repent! You won’t regret it. He will satisfy you, He is everything our soul craves. Money, drugs, sleeping around, etc will never satisfy you. But God can 🙏 And He wants to! God bless you.
@reddragon1572
@reddragon1572 Год назад
​@@Messup7654 you have to essentially force your leg to straighten as much as possible before ground contact and use your hip flexors to kind of pull that straightish leg down and back under the hips. Don't do the straight leg CLAW at the track though, as this puts strain on the hamstrings and will likely cause an injury. Watch all the elite in slow motion, plenty of vids on here. Study what they do as they pull their foot through after ground contact. On that turnover they extend at the knee once the foot passes the hips. Some straighten too much Infront of the knee though, and can cause overstriding. That's where practice and analysis Comes in, to see what works for you, as at the end of the day, everyone is different. But get those fundamentals correct first. That is where the power comes from. Good luck let me know how you get on 👍
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
@@reddragon1572 I know the movements and mechanics i just can’t do it it’s like watching them jump and doing something complex it’s hard but maybe my hip flexor strain is a part of the problem even if I have strong hamstrings
@reddragon1572
@reddragon1572 Год назад
@@Messup7654 get pulling trains with those hips then and see what happens
@masterleon40
@masterleon40 Год назад
passively waiting for the ground is one of my main issues and it's so hard not to overthink stuff about technique while knowing my limitations. great video!
@ATHLETE.X
@ATHLETE.X Год назад
Overthinking is definitely something I have struggled with myself. It’s gotten easier with time to sprint without worrying about anything and trying to be more sensing rather than thinking. When in doubt, try to just sprint naturally, and only be analytical between reps or sessions when reviewing film. As with any skill, sprinting from a feeling based perspective rather than a thought based approach will get easier.
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
B skips and a skips cured me of that but you really have to do b skips the correct way
@DiamondCarn
@DiamondCarn Год назад
THANK YOU CODY!! YOU LITERALLY SAVED MY LIFE. I am experiencing shin splits like never before because of the way my foot is landing on the ground. This video was so helpful, now I can fix this major issue I am dealing with. Thank you again.
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
Strengthen your tibialis and rest when it gets bad
@Leonidas-eu9bb
@Leonidas-eu9bb Год назад
Once again a great explanation. I totally agree! Negative foot velocity is key. We also have to keep in mind that the active down/backswing can only be as active and powerfull as the recovery legs forward swing! I also believe that forcing this movement can be counter productive at some point. At best it works reflexsive like there is a rubberband between the thighs bringing them together all the time. This is a special cue! 'bringing the thighs together and maintain posture'. It's basically the opposite of high knee and full extension.
@anshubasak3494
@anshubasak3494 Год назад
Hey bro can you explain this
@Leonidas-eu9bb
@Leonidas-eu9bb Год назад
@@anshubasak3494 what exactly do you mean?
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
@@Leonidas-eu9bbforcing the movement can be counterproductive what’s the purpose of drills then?
@Leonidas-eu9bb
@Leonidas-eu9bb Год назад
​@@Messup7654 Of course we must do the movement (running) with intent. But the faster and more cyclical the movement the more it relies on reflexes. Yes drills should be done with intent to activate/strengthen the muscles. The better/stronger we get in those drill positions, the easier and smoother they become. Proper running/sprinting feels more effortless than forced running even at the same or faster speed.
@jrblack364
@jrblack364 Год назад
I have been teaching/coaching this technique for over 30 years. TY so much for this video.
@CL-tv7pz
@CL-tv7pz Год назад
Excellent explanation. Thank you.
@doublea4466
@doublea4466 Год назад
Great and informative video! I really appreciate your work, thx!
@gsschneck
@gsschneck Год назад
So that is the best video I have seen on this aspect of sprinting and I have watched many. Thank you.
@mayowaade879
@mayowaade879 Год назад
TOP upload. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
@matthewkaram9615
@matthewkaram9615 Год назад
Crazy. I was just thinking about something similar to this and working on it. Thanks for the extra confirmation 🤝
@SChome100
@SChome100 Год назад
Great analysis. Thanks for sharing!
@doudleyj4698
@doudleyj4698 Год назад
That’s my biggest issue without noticing, thank you so much we needed that 🔥
@ATHLETE.X
@ATHLETE.X Год назад
Hope it helps bro!
@Lamar_dagoat
@Lamar_dagoat 5 дней назад
Awesome video, and thank you for exposing the video clearly
@embrik7425
@embrik7425 Год назад
Thank you very much for this brilliant explanation and your content in general! Could you maybe do a video, where you name some exercises, which train these kind of movements? That would be awesome
@gregorysweeting2512
@gregorysweeting2512 Год назад
Great presentation as usual Cody. Keep it up sir.💯👍👍👍
@ATHLETE.X
@ATHLETE.X Год назад
Thank you good sir!
@baum_al_einen
@baum_al_einen 7 месяцев назад
This was very helpful thank you
@SPen-fb5nw
@SPen-fb5nw 11 месяцев назад
Hello Cody, my sister, Jeannette said you have your own channel. You are amazing! I didn’t know how exercise technology has changed so much. I went with Jeannette to Ventura College to see you in a track competition. You did very well some years ago. Just stopping by to say hello!
@stuarthys9879
@stuarthys9879 11 месяцев назад
Great explanation!
@t.a.b.8376
@t.a.b.8376 5 месяцев назад
Great video!!
@CrankyMonkey05
@CrankyMonkey05 Год назад
Am sure there bunch of videos on this but I’ve been looking at sprinting technique videos for a while, n first time tho was explained this way👍 at least in my experience n videos I’ve seen. Thank you
@mertholomy8414
@mertholomy8414 Год назад
Really informative
@joachim7
@joachim7 Год назад
Actively strike down and back thanks you
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
How to do that tho when I sprint I can’t control my body I just sprint I can control acceleration because your actually thinking about it and doing it my foot always lands in front and brakes
@LuciTulcea
@LuciTulcea 3 месяца назад
Thank you very much!
@crispius351
@crispius351 Год назад
This video earned you a new sub :)
@Idk-zt8fv
@Idk-zt8fv Месяц назад
Great video! Do you know any drills I could do to help with thus
@AlteredState1123
@AlteredState1123 Год назад
Such a cool topic. Great explanation. I think the trick would be getting yourself and others to feel this rather than think it as it is a complex system. In other words, to set up scenarios in which athletes would just fall into the pattern of movement.
@linyenchin6773
@linyenchin6773 Год назад
Gold, good asessment.
@SKsnr595
@SKsnr595 Год назад
Another nail hit right on the head👏🏾👏🏾
@Jumpslady
@Jumpslady Год назад
Ouch..
@ahamilce
@ahamilce Год назад
Good information
@citrused8571
@citrused8571 6 месяцев назад
Thanks I just pulled my quad at track and I was running wrong. Hopefully this fixes things.
@j-curvementality4639
@j-curvementality4639 Год назад
Bravo!!!!
@lee4171
@lee4171 11 месяцев назад
Fascinating this, thanks mate.
@brandonb7362
@brandonb7362 Год назад
What kind of drills can we do to help improve foot strike? I definitely am doing exactly what you said NOT to do which is allowing my foot to swing forward and passively wait for the foot to hit the ground. So what can we do to fix this?
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
A skips and b skips work great for it but a big thing when doing b skips is to not flex your hip with a straight or extended leg that never happens when sprinting keep your knee 90 degrees and when doing the b skip kick the leg out straighten it while that leg is strikin the ground. So if you were to pause your leg would stay 90 degrees until it starts moving backwards into the ground to strike. There’s not much footage of people who do it correctly and most just kick the leg out nearly straight
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
My foot would always slam into the ground and slow me down until I learned to strike and now it always lands under my hips and propels me the right way
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Di58n3_yWZ8.html
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
Yes because the foot is going backwards to land their not landing infront of the body and reaching
@totallyraw1313
@totallyraw1313 Год назад
Hey Cody, how's it going? Are you wearing the Puma Evospeed Tokyo Future 4 or Future Faster in this video? If you've ever worn the Nike Maxfly or Adidas Prime SP2, how does the Evospeed compare?
@joachim7
@joachim7 Год назад
To me the foot just go down not backwards the body just catch up
@themostinsane15
@themostinsane15 5 месяцев назад
This is good!!!!
@stevewise1656
@stevewise1656 Год назад
Never heard sprinting mechanics explained like this before. Wish I knew this when I ran track.
@swastikgrover3414
@swastikgrover3414 Год назад
Great video explaining the physics. I’ve often thought why people say low heal recovery is better in acceleration. I believe there is some merit to it since many top level sprinters do it but not because of point A to point B reason. If anything it takes longer for the foot to recover if going low because the leg has more inertia to overcome. So why is low heel recovery effective? If someone shoots a bullet forward, they feel recoil backwards. I guess with LHR the “bullet” or your leg decelerates and maybe that pulls you forward. Idk just trying to understand why low heel recovery works for many top athletes
@swastikgrover3414
@swastikgrover3414 Год назад
*decelerates and the end ROM when you’re eccentricly contracting your pushing muscles
@pitbullgait
@pitbullgait Год назад
3:56 if knee goes forward first, this is like all these sprinters with the Nike zoom bou ce spike. At that level it's afforded some progression within that paradigm but athlete still gets ankle issues eventually or later on groin injuries. Some athlete like an Fred Kerley or waybefore, Asafa Powell train this minute phase concurrently/perpetually since it's there body structure naturally bowed legs. This they could get that longer stride more minutely, over time compared to a prettier, seemingly ticghter stacking straight leg sprinter.
@minolta7i
@minolta7i Год назад
Cody...great stuff and very detailed info on sprinting techniques. However, I must ask you one question. As with most (if not almost all) videos showing sprinting techniques, your desired angle of view is always a perpendicular one. That is, we see the sprinter running ACROSS our field of view. Do you ever study sprinting form from the POSTERIOR view (i.e. where the runner is running away from the camera view)?
@chickennuggets5549
@chickennuggets5549 Год назад
Jesus Christ wants to save you ❤ We must repent before it’s too late! God is calling you to come to Him. Today’s the day to pick up the phone! He loves you and wants to give you beautiful eternal life in heaven! But we can only have that through Jesus Christ. It’s your decision. Jesus is waiting for you to respond so He can save you! Accept Him as your Lord and Saviour and believe! And repent! You won’t regret it. He will satisfy you, He is everything our soul craves. Money, drugs, sleeping around, etc will never satisfy you. But God can 🙏 And He wants to! God bless you.
@minolta7i
@minolta7i Год назад
@@chickennuggets5549 It's over...NO ONE CARES!!!!!!
@yoelmorales208
@yoelmorales208 Месяц назад
This video is good
@andrewmartin1029
@andrewmartin1029 Год назад
Related issue evident from this after/before comparison - the more active (down-and-back) foot contacts show greater dorsiflexion, whereas your passive/overstriding contacts are far more "toey"
@alicivrilify
@alicivrilify 11 месяцев назад
Thanks. Good video. I always do this mistake and there is so much pressure on my ankle. Do you suggest running on toes? Some people told me to do so. I am trying, but difficult. The main problem I have is that the base of my foot fully contacts the ground. It hurts and slows me down.
@BlocBoyMo
@BlocBoyMo 3 месяца назад
This is exactly how I tore my ACL, I didn’t think I’d find something to describe it
@user-in9qp7fj5h
@user-in9qp7fj5h Месяц назад
I am a freestyle and Greco wrestler 71 years old been sprinting 12 months now, I am trying to get a fast 100 meters or as fast as I can 😮😮
@kaiphan6335
@kaiphan6335 Год назад
So is it bad to initiate downward push when in a hamstring to calf position? Or is it better to initiate the push when leg is at 90 degrees? Also, the fastest ever (bolt, Blake, gay, Powell) look like they kick out before initiating the downward push. Is this intentional or just a result of being extremely powerful?
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
It’s intentional the straighter the leg you strike the ground with the more force you can put into the ground. Doing b skips the correct way teaches that teaches you how to strike the ground under you and powerfully
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
Doing b skips this way teaches that ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Di58n3_yWZ8.html
@MrStepho7
@MrStepho7 14 дней назад
Hey Cody, do we still need to think about that technique when doing tempo work? i.e. repeats of 400m?
@PalkaTV
@PalkaTV Год назад
So will hill sprints improve this or it won't be as helpful? What exercise should one do to improve it?
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
Hill sprints bounds and any drill where you make your feet land after you a skips dribbles
@jfitness432
@jfitness432 Год назад
If your forward foot is landing directly under the center of gravity would this mean the down and back forces are happening?
@huiyili9235
@huiyili9235 Год назад
Which spikes are you wearing here?
@abdulraziq98
@abdulraziq98 2 месяца назад
While sprints hamstring contracts during hip fexion and knee extension is this what cause hamsting injury?? Is this movement caused by habit of runner contracting or it happen naturally during movement?
@jameswittmann1608
@jameswittmann1608 Год назад
When top speed u focus on going straight down
@jailanparker1046
@jailanparker1046 Год назад
What's your best 100m time?
@Divalo
@Divalo Год назад
my technique looks quite similar to the 2nd video any tips to fix that?
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Di58n3_yWZ8.html doing b skips like this is major
@Asimmons27
@Asimmons27 Год назад
How would u advise I try to work on this any specific workouts
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Di58n3_yWZ8.html a skips and dribbles aswell
@leonamadeusivkovic911
@leonamadeusivkovic911 Год назад
What software do you use to analyze?
@ATHLETE.X
@ATHLETE.X Год назад
Kinovea
@linyenchin6773
@linyenchin6773 Год назад
Did you drop the high heel deteiment yet? It's almost tapping your butt rather than stopping at knee height.
@R888ZZZZZ
@R888ZZZZZ Год назад
I cant sprint for 6 weeks now, my left upper hamstring in pain when i sit too long, can walk but cant sprint any tips to heal it faster?
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
Thats most likely a strain how did it start how was the pain when it first started is it worse or better. Does hamstring movements cause pain like leg curls or stretching it?
@R888ZZZZZ
@R888ZZZZZ Год назад
@@Messup7654 How long it takes to heal? I got this pain 6 weeks ago after hit pb in my speed work. I can leg curl without pain but cant sprint or drive too long, my left upper hams feel pain.
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
@@R888ZZZZZis it still painful did it heal?
@R888ZZZZZ
@R888ZZZZZ Год назад
@@Messup7654 still painful if i sit too long, but can sprint now.
@Messup7654
@Messup7654 Год назад
@@R888ZZZZZ you should watch some videos about hamstring strains it can tell you what your having and what you can do best to fix it. You may need strengthing and mobility if there’s still pain while you aren’t doing anything
@syomaromar-
@syomaromar- 5 месяцев назад
Hy Cody. When I post a clip of myself running in slow motion, everyone tells me that I am waiting for the ground to come to me instead of striking the ground. How do I solve this problem? I mean what exactly do I want to do to solve this problem? Does it affect the maximum speed?!
@robertmciver817
@robertmciver817 Год назад
Would anything change with this technique during a 400 meter or 800 meter race?
@novruzesedli8232
@novruzesedli8232 Год назад
400m yes
@raaj966
@raaj966 6 месяцев назад
Active foot strike /dorsiflexion right under our hips /body ??
@Travski
@Travski Год назад
I know I’ma speedster because I was dusting people at the track meet with some big ass KDs
@linyenchin6773
@linyenchin6773 Год назад
4:42 "striking" feels more like *flicking* as it is the end point of all your kinematic chains lashing out... It's no one inch punch but applying the same reasoning should make you "be water, my friend."
@loganwhite3161
@loganwhite3161 Год назад
🔥🔥🔥💨💣
@BIIIIIGMAN
@BIIIIIGMAN 9 месяцев назад
I got a silly question 🤦🏾‍♂️ Does the running technique have to be different when running 400m to lets say 100/200m?
@flynnff1236
@flynnff1236 Год назад
Nice video man. I’ve had shin splint for a few months now and I thought it could be my technique but it seems I’m doing it fine in that department. Will have to just deal with it I suppose. Ran 10.90 the other day as a 16 year old so I hope I don’t have to break my training schedule
@elliotmyers9071
@elliotmyers9071 Год назад
Shin splints are from slapping your toes onto the ground by hinging your ankle. Try engaging your calf muscles more so that the impact is absorbed by a stiff ankle.
@flynnff1236
@flynnff1236 Год назад
@@elliotmyers9071 thanks for the advice. Will work on this
@OkSear
@OkSear 2 месяца назад
damn you're so fast
@JoshuaAboagye
@JoshuaAboagye 2 дня назад
Cues to actively run like this?
@Flux_40
@Flux_40 11 месяцев назад
gravity is NOT the force we are fighting, gravity is actually helpful in sprinting.
@jeffmax2941
@jeffmax2941 7 месяцев назад
Do u pull it back
@ATHLETE.X
@ATHLETE.X 7 месяцев назад
Sort of pull back through the air toward the ground, not so much once you’re already on the ground.
@blackneji1701
@blackneji1701 Год назад
So keep your feet under you?
@user-gw6bz9nl2u
@user-gw6bz9nl2u 5 месяцев назад
Calves, ankles and hamstrings should be trained very hard so that there is no imbalance. The secret is very simple, if you want to run fast after the first 10m just train your calves and hamstrings very hard, you might even stop training your quadriceps at first and you will see a stunning difference in your times, you won't even believe what you can do!
@jasoncruisejr
@jasoncruisejr 4 месяца назад
You think not working on the hamstring enough can cause injury?
@warriors4life89
@warriors4life89 Год назад
❤🙏
@broookberhanee
@broookberhanee 2 месяца назад
do you have some drill that can help u not donthqt
@antonyjose3294
@antonyjose3294 Год назад
I'm from india... I have no coach.. I'm 41yr old.. now i reach my best time 10.80 ... Our master National game i got five gold medal.. no technic follow and analysis... Only for run ... Practice.. practice... Practice
@MR.CLEAN777
@MR.CLEAN777 Год назад
if u guys dont listen to him you will be sorry i promise u ive been doing this all season and ive just been injured
@Jumpslady
@Jumpslady Год назад
Take personal responsibility. Life happens, and this is quality content.
@johnmc6293
@johnmc6293 Год назад
Not buyin it. I don't think it's possible to push your foot forward into the ground when you're running. Why didn't he show someone doing it or demonstrate it himself? Because it's not a thing.
@ATHLETE.X
@ATHLETE.X Год назад
Are you suggesting that it is physically impossible for your foot to move forward relative to the ground as it impacts the ground?
@johnmc6293
@johnmc6293 Год назад
@@ATHLETE.X I just watched a slow-motion video of a track athlete running the 200, 800 and 3,000 meters. And I was surprised to see how little difference there was between them in terms of the direction of the lower leg when the runner's foot hit the ground. Running the 200 the shin was pointed very slightly backwards and at the 800 and 3,000 meter distances the shin was vertical. The only time the shin was pointed slightly forward was when the runner was intentionally trying to slow down after crossing the finish line.
@g.te.2130
@g.te.2130 Год назад
Pls wake up
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