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Why Cadence Isn’t the Magic Fix Everyone Thinks It Is
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Cadence isn’t the one-size-fits-all fix for runners. Learn why the “180 steps per minute” rule misses the mark and what to focus on instead.
The Real Reason Your Running Form Falls Apart When You’re Tired
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Think your form falls apart because you’re out of shape? Not quite. Learn how fatigue, posture, and Chi Running technique affect your running mechanics — and how to stay smooth when your energy tanks.
The Chi Running Trick That Makes You Feel Weightless (Almost)
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Stop forcing “run tall.” Learn the Chi Running alignment trick that helps you run lighter, smoother, and more efficiently — even at the end of a long run.