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Running Technique + Strength & Conditioning | With Jimmy Moran

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Move + Run Better | With Jimmy Moran

Location: Lauriston Place Clinic

Improving running technique helps reduce the likelihood of injury, leading to more consistent training and potentially faster times.

  1. Analysis of your current biomechanics and establish problem areas with state of the art video analysis software.
  2. Complete a Functional Movement Screen to establish your current movement patterns and provide statistics for you to measure improvements against.
  3. Improve your running technique using a combination of:
    • Retraining running technique.
    • Drills and cues.
    • Strength and muscle activation work.
    • Mobility.
    • Dynamic Movement Skills.

In the final session we will re-analyse technique and send you away with much improved technique allowing you to run further and faster and tackle the next big challenge. Crucially you will also have the knowledge to help you maintain the improvements you have made.

  • Beginner runners to Elite runners
  • Sprinters
  • Triathletes
  • Multi directional sports people
Improving biomechanics allows the body to take advantage of the stretch shortening cycle, or the natural spring effect in the tendons and muscle. Landing correctly with a faster ground contact generates a free energy return and literally helps you spring off the ground. This reduces the oxygen cost of running at a certain intensity and makes it more sustainable. It also requires a slight reduction in muscular effort to propel you forward. The result is your all-important energy stores last longer meaning you are likely to be in better shape in the final miles to push for that PB. For anyone who has run a marathon you will be familiar with the challenge of the final 6 miles. Better running biomechanics means reduced ground reaction forces and therefore reduced muscular breakdown. It therefore increases the likelihood of you being able to maintain pace in the later miles of your races.

Many recreational runners experience some form of discomfort. Foot, Achilles, calf, knee, hip and lower back pain are common ailments that plague runners of all levels. But it does not have to be this way. A running biomechanics package can identify the problem and help you run better. Ever present niggles can realistically be a thing of the past with high quality movement retraining. Running is a skill requiring coaching and practice to optimise your performance.

Most reported injuries are gradual build up and repeat use in nature. León-Guereño et al (2020) found:

  • 81% of the 1400 runners surveyed reported some form of running related injury.
  • Close to 50% had experienced more than one injury.
  • Unsurprisingly 71% of injuries were to the lower body.
  • 47% of all injuries reported were located around the knee.
  • 24% of all injuries reported were to the foot and ankle.
Lun et al (2004) found that 79% of recreational runners who run three times a week for 6 months will experience some form of running related injury.

Build strength, improve performance and train with purpose.

Ideal for Endurance Athletes – Runners, Triathletes, Cyclists and Hyrox Competitors.

Your first session with Jimmy is all about understanding your goals, training experience and individual needs. Whether you’re looking to build strength, improve athletic performance or return to training with confidence, Jimmy will assess your movement, strength and physical capabilities.

You’ll then take part in a personalised training session tailored to your ability and goals, helping identify areas for improvement and establish a clear starting point.

Together, you’ll develop a progressive strength and conditioning plan designed to help you move better, perform stronger and achieve lasting results.

  • 81% of the 1400 runners surveyed reported some form of running related injury.
  • Close to 50% had experienced more than one injury.
  • Unsurprisingly 71% of injuries were to the lower body.
  • 47% of all injuries reported were located around the knee.
  • 24% of all injuries reported were to the foot and ankle.
Lun et al (2004) found that 79% of recreational runners who run three times a week for 6 months will experience some form of running related injury.
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• Running Technique Assessment Only | £100
• Running Technique Coaching Course, Including An Assessment + 5 x 60 min Follow Ups | £415

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Book now by calling the clinic on – 0131 235 2354