What is Chi Running?

Posted by Elizabeth Frost on Sun Jan 16th, 2011, 2 comments

A quick look into "What is Chi Running?" The pioneer of natural running form, ultra runner Danny Dreyer and his wife Katherine founded Chi Running in 1999. Take a look to see what it's grown into today.

 
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Terry Armstrong Feb 5th, 2011 11:13am

Looking for more information

Kathy Feb 20th, 2011 01:02pm

The new site is great! Easy to find information, much more colourful and interesting, and—well, there just IS more information here! Well done!

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Thanks. I've had phenomenal results so far with using ideas from Born To Run...and then from Chi Running. I should have read Chi Running first.

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