How Far Can Running Embrace Mechanical Propulsion?
In this excerpt from the book “Kicksology,” Brian Metzler asks at what point will technological advances overshadow human propulsion.
In this excerpt from the book “Kicksology,” Brian Metzler asks at what point will technological advances overshadow human propulsion.
Japanese researchers shed light on the complexities of a well-trained stride.
Nearly everyone can make improvements, and progress is possible with just a small amount of work.
There's more to keep in mind about running mechanics than just what your feet are doing.
Bruce Lee's one-inch punch: Implications on running mechanics.
Becoming a more efficient runner is key if you want to keep advancing in the sport.
Over and over, top runners maintain consistently high stride rates—and so should you.
A couple simple stride tweaks may reduce injury risk.
Can't touch your toes? It's not the end of the world.
Help form the foundation for a smooth, efficient running stride.
If you want to run faster, just get stronger. It's that simple — and that hard.
Is a good stride a matter of many disparate elements coming together or one underlying virtue?