Running gives off an impression of being a basic game—simply put one foot before the other, ideal?— until the point when you understand what number of different things sprinters appear to be relied upon to do. You may begin pondering, "Do I truly need to warm up before I run? Must I extend? Shouldn't something be said about quality preparing?"
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I'll always foam roll and do a little light mobility work before, focused around my hips and calves because I'm prone to niggles there
Most my runs I'll "run in to" them, but any intense work or races will involve a couple of miles of light running, few strides and drills