Posted by Elizabeth Frost on Wed Oct 29th, 2008, 0 comments
Danny is careful when he explains speed workouts to me: “Don’t think speed, just think length and looseness and being relaxed…” That said: I went down to Carrier Park because it’s flat and today’s run is supposed to be accelerations on flats on pavement. Since the run I am doing is on pavement, I need [...]
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Posted by David Stretanski on Wed Nov 18th, 2009, 0 comments
When I first picked up a ChiRunning Book about four years ago – in pain, injured, frustrated and confused; I first realized my running philosophy was a bit off and then I realized my running technique was a bit off also. On the surface, ChiRunning is about adjusting running technique to improve efficiency and prevent [...]
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Posted by Katherine Dreyer on Tue Mar 8th, 2011, 0 comments
“Listen to your heart” is usually an admonition to listen to your deeper emotions and desires, but with the health crises of today, “listen to your heart” should be a reminder to pay attention to the health of this vital organ whose moment-to-moment work keeps you alive ...
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I do not usually do testimonials but I have to tell you I am a believer in Chirunning after applying it for less than 2 weeks. Last Saturday I took 29 seconds off my previous best time in the 5k, for 2009. The chair routine has helped to reinforce what I’ve been reading in your book and I like that I can get 2 things done at once with it. I’ve been running competitively for 50 years and have seen a lot trends come and go, but I think Chirunning could very well revolutionize our sport. I have registered for your workshop in Asheville on 6/6 and am looking forward to meeting you. Don