01-03-2017, 05:07 PM
yes, slow running can effect runners. sometimes the form of the runner becomes poor when running at a slower pace. working on good form and avoiding too much rotation of the hips as well as foot placement which leads to over-pronation.
rather shorten the runs until becoming stronger. doing less is better to start with. these programs are aimed at progressive training, hence why you only meant to do the build-up after being on a few cycles
hope this helps, however not easy when not seeing how the person runs
TheEd
rather shorten the runs until becoming stronger. doing less is better to start with. these programs are aimed at progressive training, hence why you only meant to do the build-up after being on a few cycles
hope this helps, however not easy when not seeing how the person runs
TheEd
