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Runfast HQ
RunFast HQ
73 episodes
1 week ago
Chris and Rod, with their extensive experience as athletes and coaches spanning several decades, engage in a lively discussion exploring their perspectives on various aspects of training and coaching for events.
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Chris and Rod, with their extensive experience as athletes and coaches spanning several decades, engage in a lively discussion exploring their perspectives on various aspects of training and coaching for events.
Show more...
Fitness
Health & Fitness
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E66 - The Art of the Warm-Up: Enhancing Athletic Performance
Runfast HQ
16 minutes 40 seconds
7 months ago
E66 - The Art of the Warm-Up: Enhancing Athletic Performance

In this episode, Rod discusses the upcoming projects for RunFast, including a new training app and sprint training programs. He shares insights on his training philosophy and emphasises the importance of progression and individualised coaching strategies.

The conversation also covers effective warm-up techniques for athletes, injury prevention strategies, and the significance of proper recovery.

Rod concludes by inviting listeners to explore their coaching opportunities


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"Training is all about progression."

"Running hills is for everybody."

"Cool down is important for recovery."


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Runfast HQ
Chris and Rod, with their extensive experience as athletes and coaches spanning several decades, engage in a lively discussion exploring their perspectives on various aspects of training and coaching for events.