4 Drills to Improve Your Running Form, with Lawrence van Lingen

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Publicado 2024-03-19
In the Let’s Get Tactical Series by PATH projects, we bring in the best experts in the running field to help transform your running. Lawrence Van Lingen is a running specialist from South Africa, who is gaining a lot of attention in the endurance space. He has worked with elite athletes such as Jan Frodeno and Taylor Knibb. In this video he walks us through 3 common mistakes runners make and 4 drills to optimize your running form.

Learn more about Lawrence’s movement programs at www.innerunner.com/

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Chapters:
00:00 Optimize your running form
00:36 Movement from the center out
01:24 Mistake 1: leaning too far forward
02:14 Mistake 2: over-swinging upper body
02:50 Mistake 3: head forward posture
3:24 Drill 1: The awesomizer to smooth out your running
5:19 Drill 2: The flow rope teaches you to move from the center out
6:26 Drill 3: Backwards walking the right way
7:44 Drill 4: Tire walking to give running confidence
9:20 Summary and experience a deep sense of connection and joy when you run.

LINKS / TOOLS
► Website: www.innerunner.com/
► Instagram: www.instagram.com/lawrencevanlingen
► YouTube: youtube.com/@Innerunner
► To purchase the Flow Rope in the US: tinyurl.com/flow-rope-US
► To purchase the Flow Rope outside of the US: tinyurl.com/flow-rope-NOT-USA

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • Hola from Cancun Lawerence. Thank you so much for your videos. At the age of 59 I am learning to run properly for the first time in my life thanks to you, despite having run throughout my life. It's bringing a lot of joy and dreams. Muchas gracias.
  • @BillyYang
    Already implementing these exercises into my pre-run routine...thanks Lawrence!
  • Just got back from a run and implemented proper glute engagement/push off - really transformed my run - thank you so much for the advice!
  • @Bloborus
    Awesome. I had acl surgery 4 months ago and these are so similar to my current pt exercises. So exciting to reframe my rehad as running prep because I have trouble believing I'll ever run far again. Thank you.
  • @owenearl9121
    Your teachings have been a huge help for my running. I can feel my glutes working when I’m in sync with connected hips and shoulders after following your drills. I’m 6’6” and struggle to keep an upright posture, especially when running uphill (my body wants to go into a forward hinge at the hips). At this stage I have to keep reminding myself with head positioning and turning my belly button towards the forward extending leg
  • @JS-xn3dq
    Innerunner gold! Thank you Lawrence and Path Projects. 🙏👍
  • @piotrrostow
    I tried this yesterday. Feels like a different game... Thanks
  • @idempotent2
    I've been running many years but first time learned some of the exercises and tricks! Thanks!
  • @geoffb2900
    These drills look like a great addition to any running "prehab" regimen. What is the recommeded timing/duration/sets/reps for each exercise?
  • Thanks so much for this content, super informative and different . Also so well presented and explained . Much love from Jamaica
  • @Anza_34832
    Saw another video of yours and started exercising the Flow Rope: what a wonderful experience of body movement! 🏅
  • @travistodd3216
    With the flow rope, both anterior and posterior, should you be twisting toward the lead leg (if walking)?
  • @AndreaAcostas755
    This is very useful, I tried the thing with the rope but without the rope. I just mimic the movement as if I had a rope. I also started doing the awesomizer, and pretended I had a wheel attached to my waist, but follow the same movement. I went for a long run today and I could totally feel the difference in my running. If you practice the rope movement while you're running, it also works.
  • @Johnnyengal
    Thank you for this, just returned in running after years of taking a break. Big help!
  • @Tims_Gym
    Great video brother! Love to see people acknowledging rope flow to aid running too =][