
The key to overall posture is how you hold your head, according to Runner’s World. One way to make sure your neck and back are aligned is to look ahead (rather than down), scanning the horizon as you run.
You’ll also want to “run tall”, with shoulders low and loose. If you find yourself slouching or your shoulders high and tight, take a deep breath to find yourself naturally straighten.
Hit up the link below for more tips on the proper running form. Whether you’re planning on running a marathon or running for the high, your breath and gaze are there to help you run more efficiently.
The Perfect Form [Runner's World]



















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