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Short | 1 months ago

The 2 Fastest Marathoners Ever BOTH Do This (Sawe vs Kiptum)

Side to side movement is NOT a flaw. - On the left, we have Sabastian Sawe when he broke the official marathon world record this past April in London. 1:59:30. The first official sub 2 hour marathon in history.

On the right, we have the late Kelvin Kiptum when he broke the world record in Chicago back in 2023 (2:00:35).

These are the 2 fastest marathons ever run. And you can see clear side to side movement in both of them.

The point of displaying these two side by side is to appreciate that efficiency can be found in allowing your body to move. Not restricting it.

Running technique does not have to look the same person to person. It is influenced by many factors, including the individual's unique anatomy and relative fatigue.

However, you can still appreciate the similarities, like the consistent rhythm and how the movement repeats cleanly stride after stride.

Movement is not a flaw just because you can see it. - Keep in mind that this is for educational purposes only. This does not replace medical advice.

If you are looking for more professional guidance from a running expert, check out the link in my bio!

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The 2 Fastest Marathoners Ever BOTH Do This (Sawe vs Kiptum)

Short | 1 months ago

Side to side movement is NOT a flaw. - On the left, we have Sabastian Sawe when he broke the official marathon world record this past April in London. 1:59:30. The first official sub 2 hour marathon in history. On the right, we have the late Kelvin Kiptum w...

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2 Ways Runners Cheat the Calf Raise (Plantar Fasciitis Rehab)

Short | 1 months ago

1 exercise done with intention can beat 5 with none. - How can 1 exercise beat 5 for plantar fasciitis? I have consulted plenty of runners dealing with plantar fasciitis (plantar fasciopathy) who have tried to do 10 exercises they have found online, but hav...

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You don't need 10+ exercises for Plantar Fasciitis.

Short | 1 months ago

You don't need 10+ exercises for Plantar fasciitis. I have worked with countless runners navigating plantar fasciitis (plantar fasciopathy) who can barely walk to being able to run marathons again. One misconception is that many injured runners think they n...

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How to know if you actually have plantar fasciitis...or something else

Guide | 1 months ago

Just because you have foot pain does NOT mean you have plantar fasciitis. Plantar fasciitis, more accurately known as plantar fasciopathy, can be misdiagnosed. There can be multiple causes to foot pain. In case be nerve related, whether its referred from th...

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Why your "plantar fasciitis" might not actually be plantar fasciits

Guide | 2 months ago

Your "plantar fasciitis” *might* not actually be plantar fasciitis. Plantar fasciitis technically means inflammation of the plantar fascia…but if it truly always from inflammation that rest and ice strategy should always help. However, when researchers actu...

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Don't be too TENSE. Find the right amount of effort as you run.

Short | 2 months ago

Find the right amount of effort - Exerting more effort does not necessarily mean you will run faster. You can appreciate this even more from watching the greatest sprinter ever. Notice how Usain Bolt’s jaw is not tense, but rather it is quite relaxed. To ru...

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Watch how much force Usain Bolt puts down PER STEP!

Guide | 2 months ago

Look at how much force Bolt is putting down per step! - While the visual looks at sprinting, running at slower paces still involves high amounts of forces. For example, musculotendinous forces have been recorded around 6-8x bodyweight around the calf (speci...

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Same foot strike does NOT mean same action.

Short | 2 months ago

There is more to running that simply looking at the first contact point of the foot as it lands on the ground. You can appreciate this with the example above. On the left, the foot is used more as a rocker as it continues to propel the body forward. On the ...

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Your foot strike can change how forces are distributed

Short | 2 months ago

Footstrike pattern can change how forces are distributed when you run! Footstrike pattern refers to which part of the foot first makes contact with the ground. This is typically split up into 3 classifications: Rearfoot Strike/Heel Strike- When the heel reg...

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Run Analysis (Sabastian Sawe): The best foot strike pattern is...heel strike?

Review | 2 months ago

The best foot strike for marathon runners is…heel strike? - Watch the fastest marathon runner. People say he heel strikes…other thing he mid foot strikes. But honestly…does this really matter? Based on research, the most economical foot strike is your habit...

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"You need to stop doing THIS to run faster"

Review | 3 months ago

Pronation is bad ❌ Any type of pronation, particularly calcaneal/heel eversion, is seen as a bad thing. There are people that see some of it and think of it as something that needs to be “fixed.” However, it is normal to have it occur as you run. In fact, ...

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Could Sabastian Sawe have run faster without pronation?

Short | 3 months ago

Could Sebastian Sawe have run faster if he didn't pronate? That's the comment I keep seeing under his 1:59:30. Worth answering with the mechanism. When your foot lands, the arch lowers. Your tibialis posterior tendon stretches. Your plantar fascia stretches...

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