PERFECT RUNNING FORM - World's Fastest Marathon Runner (Kelvin Kiptum)

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Perfect Running Form: Learn how to run properly with these 5 tips for running faster for longer, like Kelvin Kiptum. In this video, I analyse marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum's running form and explain what runners like you and I can learn from watching the world's fastest marathon runner.
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@Ty-gn6vk 19 дней назад

RIP Kelvin Kiptum

@ddahstan6876 17 дней назад

RIP the Great K. Kiptum. You were destined to achieve greatness each step of the way!!!

@NoNameNoLastName 18 дней назад

Watched this and went for a run - and noticed how tense I was keeping my shoulders. Thanks!

@GittinNGiven 19 дней назад

Thank you I'm 55 years old & running my first half marathon in Aruba June 2nd and this is very helpful.

@JamesDunne 18 дней назад

Glad you found it helpful. Best of luck!!

@halmo68 18 дней назад

Bonne course 🏃🏻

@andrukthegreat 18 дней назад

This man was unreal he was so flawless in his running. SHoCKING HE DIEd SO SO PREMATURELY. He was a phenimenon

@lennyfitzgerald4190 18 дней назад

Yes always good stuff here, & do you ever have any specifics to share about & w/us sprinters??

@shy_sorai_vlogs 17 дней назад

Whoa, so sad he isn't with us anymore. He was and still is a legend! I just posted a lackluster run update. But I am getting back on it now. 👟💕

@johnmcdonagh374 18 дней назад

Great video! Thank you!

@luckyspurs 18 дней назад

So sad I'm not going to see the great man running through Greenwich tomorrow. He was incredible last year in the rain. Running 2.01.25 (then just 16 seconds off the world record) at the London Marathon, before smashing it in Chicago.

@nichokituku4799 18 дней назад

During the second half of London he was crazy fast. He missed a bottle and exploded to fast speed that the commentators thought he got it wrong... By the end he registered the fastest second half of marathon on a rainy slippery surface. We will miss him.

@sundayrunday7586 17 дней назад

James, how’s your running going? Miss seeing you in your videos!! Hope you’re well. Thanks for continuing to bring us content. 🫶

@natesilvers2166 12 дней назад

He ran built his foundation in his youth running barefoot, it's that simple. Same as Kipchoge, Bekele, Haile, Chelimo, Bikila, Bolt, Rudisha etc. Trying to figure out how to run with good form wearing shoes is like trying to learn how to play darts with a blindfold on.

@shrikantjangam 17 дней назад

This is really nice.. hope this will help me

@nitishsingh8298 18 дней назад

Legend he was. ✨✨💫

@suzannehock7527 18 дней назад

Very helpful. Thank you

@JamesDunne 18 дней назад

Glad you think so. Thanks!

@paxundpeace9970 15 дней назад

Remarkable video about him. He will never be forgotten. RIP Kelvin Kiptum

@JamesDunne 3 дня назад

Yes indeed! Once in a lifetime athlete.

@aristodiga82 18 дней назад

talking about elbow, this is why I find it strange that most running tips always said keep your elbows at 90° angle. The reality is that they are never on 90° angle. always smaller than that. You can force it, but it will make your lower arms feel heavy. It's time to change that theory.

@ozzy9708 18 дней назад

Yes your shoulders and lats provide the weight to deliver forward momentum. Not arms and elbows

@youpigirl5731 18 дней назад

tout a fait d'accord avec @ozzy9708. Je remarque également que les coureurs(euses) africains ayant cette postion de bras très pliés, sont également très cambrés, donc, peut être pour mieux ouvrir la cage thoracique. Mais il faut avoir de bons ischio jambiers

@k.prasannavenkateshkasturi2158 18 дней назад

THANKS BROTHER.

@JamesDunne 18 дней назад

You’re welcome!

@paxundpeace9970 15 дней назад

Pro marathon runners that qualify for the olympics normaly run between 100 and 115 miles during peak weeks and average about 90 miles a week for comparison.

@JamesDunne 3 дня назад

Yep. Quite a difference hey?!

@paxundpeace9970 15 дней назад

Brigid Kosgei does has this crossmotion from side to side too. Still Assefa in Berlin was incredible

@nichokituku4799 18 дней назад

Was waiting to hear you mention how his foot lands with no or very minimal pronation. A keen observation of how his foot lands resembles that of Jacob ingebrigtsen of norway. Very rare in distance runners. Was that a strength or a weakness?

@youpigirl5731 18 дней назад

Excellente analyse. Le déhanchement des épaules de Kelvin me fait un peu penser aux mouvements des épaules de Jim Walmsley, dans une moindre mesure. Jim aurait ce déhanchement un peu plus à la verticale car il est très élastique sur ses jambes

@user-kp8un2dm6n 18 дней назад

that´s right ! God i miss him

@nomvonglismerced4311 17 дней назад

side to side prevents having to strike the ground pronated which is a weaker strike

@benjamin.kelley 17 дней назад

Smooth is fast. I have a slightly side to side motion like that as well, but about 2 and 1/2 minutes per mile slower haha

@gazza2933 18 дней назад

My running form is not very good. Thank you for this. Rest In Peace Kelvin Kiptum. 💐 Good Luck to everyone taking part in The London Marathon.

@alpineassault 11 дней назад

I guess it would really come down to trying to incorporate the mechanics of textbook good form with your own biomechanics of what is comfortable for you then to find the best outcome with both ingredients.

@Fianettaauxel2013Auxel-yz9ru 18 дней назад

Like Mo Farah style.

@English.runner.en.Espana 18 дней назад

It’s funny. Your watching the video and suddenly realise that you will never see him run again. Truly sad. A loss for humanity and some big big shoes to fill. X

@nichokituku4799 18 дней назад

He was the perfect man to take over from Kipchoge. He could have raised the bar higher.

@muene123 18 дней назад

Could it be that Kiptum was leading the movement with his hip and turning the upper body toward the leading leg and therefore having this pendulum in the upper body? Like Jan Frodeno at the end of his career (credit to van Lingen).

@wingwalker007 8 дней назад

Great runner, such a shame. I have a question James, I’m a floppy foot runner and I’m looking at dorsiflection of my foot. I have good ankle flexibility. My plan is to get to the gym on the treadmill to get time in with conscious technique and try to build that muscle memory. Do you have any drills that would help with building good form in relation to foot position.

@samkelonzama9553 13 дней назад

This is talking to me, i am one of the best runners but i still fail to focus on my running posture

@Jimlee412 16 дней назад

Till we meet again Kiptum

@Fernandez218 17 дней назад

running 13mph for almost 2 hours exactly ... lol is insane. i can barely do 9mph for 1 mile.

@nickweidman 15 дней назад

RIP brother

@Gopi-kq5cm 19 дней назад

❤

@ailux. 6 дней назад

He is literally floating.

@wanjemulina3423 17 дней назад

Running is triggering folliculitis on my thighs and legs due to heavy sweating.

@Jay-ix4hp 15 дней назад

God bless him .im sure those athletes have no idea about what you just saying

@user-wu7yy3gb1q 10 дней назад

He won't coz he's no more. RIP KIPTUM

@fullfree1812 5 дней назад

RIP Kelvin

@dan27music 17 дней назад

I run 10 miles every other week or so, but afterwards I have sore knees. I have some decent Nike shoes, I don't overstride and try to land my feet under my body. What am I doing wrong?

@MorbidGalaxy 14 дней назад

knee pain isnt always bad, otherwise it could be that you are running to many hills or not stretching properly. Could also be some other biomechanical issue consider running on some softer surface if you are running on road or sidewalk

@beansandrunning 13 дней назад

Usually it is one of this three options: 1. You are running too much too early and your bone density, ligaments and muscles did not adapt properly yet. 2. Your glutes (medius and minimus) are not well trained. 3. You ankles are not mobile (knee to wall test)

@JasonPitts-vl9kp 13 дней назад

rip KELVIN KIPTUM

@JerfCycles 17 дней назад

Didn’t Eliud Kipchoge run a sub 2 hour marathon?

@michaelhenry4405 16 дней назад

No. He ran a sub 2hr marathon distance under specific conditions. But it was not a marathon event. Kiptum is the world record marathon holder.

@GaryMillerUK 15 дней назад

Special bouncy shoes, a team of pacemakers, lasers IIRC. It was still impressive, but nothing like a real marathon race.

@ArodWinterbornSteed 17 дней назад

Look at his belly button. He might have swagger in the shoulders and hips but his centre of mass is moving smoothly in a straight line. Compare that to the stock footage guy - bobbing up and down and this way and that. The point is to have all of your movements aggregate into motion only in the direction you are running- without any residual movement leftover that must then be compensated.

@TheAxtrex 6 дней назад

Funny how his "flawed" running style suddenly becomes unique and something great, only after you break WR. BUT before was nothing but mediocre running form and tecnique

@gohardnation7769 10 дней назад

I cannot be the only one thinking his dea** was a murder. Seizing greatness before he re-wrote every distance record there is. Rest King-

@alfasaurus362 5 дней назад

I dont think it was murder, just a very bad luck. But i understand why some people think that way cauz he was just popping up and training to his first olympics to break more records, its insane how this talent is long way gone now.