Why do I run? Please do not ask me! As acrobat “Tumblinist”
I always hated running. Running was just a warm-up or the ugly out of season
stuff. It wasn’t even fun to run to start the tumbling series! I was always
feeling I was going to fall…
Anyways, running finally became my fitness activity and as I
started racing and making great friends, I ended up as a runner. I
started running with some talented runners, getting faster, winning races and wanting
more. As a very experienced runner once told me “There are
many physiological stages you are going to go through”. Even I didn’t
understand what he meant at that time, I have kept his thought ON and now I can
tell I have also lived it IN:
PHASE 1. Running consistently. Goals. Different workouts. Get faster. Go Longer. Endurance
and mileage. Go over it! You can make it. Never easy. More, more & more!
PHASE 2. Reached a plateau. Pain & Injuries. Listen to
your body. Adapt plans. Training plans are plans. Numbers work. Less can be
more. Form is important and can be fixed.
PHASE 3. Time to put all together. Every single thing you do
has a purpose. Even “no-running is part of training”. Some runners can be fit
all the time. Others no. And for those Periodization. Peak when it counts.
Choose what it is going to count for you and go for it.
Turn it IN, OFF & AROUND!
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