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hustle.run.thrive. blog — running form

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.

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Running in the Wind: How to Work With It, Not Against It

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Running in the wind doesn’t have to wreck your training. Learn how to adjust effort, plan your route, strengthen stability, and build the mindset that turns windy runs into a performance advantage.

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Why Do Some Physical Therapists Shame Coaches for Gait Analysis?

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Gait analysis isn’t some mystical, off-limits practice reserved only for PTs. It’s a fundamental part of understanding how a runner moves.

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The Truth About Running Form: Core Strength, Torso Rotation, and the Sling Method

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There’s a lot of conflicting information out there about running mechanics, core strength, and what actually makes someone an efficient runner.

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Why Elite Runners Don’t Always Look Smooth in Races (But Still Train for It Every Day)

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Some of the best runners in the world don’t always look smooth or efficient in the final miles. Their arms might swing a little more wildly. Their stride might look uneven. Their posture might not be as upright as you'd expect.

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