Running is primal.
And for some, running even comes naturally. For the rest of us,
running can be the most challenging leg of a triathlon - partly because it is
the final leg of the journey and partly because most triathletes put their
training energy into the swim and bike – leaving little fuel in the tank for
the run.
Are you a happy runner? Are you ready to become a more efficient
runner, where technique changes can keep you both injury free and lower your
energy output? Then, consider a
scientific approach to running – one that is based on movement science -- and
not gimmicky shoes, no shoes or running approaches with catchy names.
Coach Jane Wadsworth is a 35 year distance runner having competed in Marathons, Half
Marathons, and Triathlons – along with many other distances and sport disciplines
in between. As a nationally ranked
tennis player, Mid-Atlantic Tennis Pro of the Year and Certified USPTA/PTR
Tennis Instructor – Jane has vast coaching experience with bridging the most
efficient injury-free movement patterns and techniques from one sport to
another. As an NASM Certified Personal Trainer – Jane combines her passion for
efficient, injury free running with knowledge of multi-sport biomechanics –
providing a unique running experience for her student athletes.
Everyone learns differently. Some people prefer one-on-one, some people
enjoy small groups and others learn from repeated sessions to encourage
efficient muscle memory techniques. Whether
you are a visual learning, or are good at body sensing – Cadence Runner provides you with individual
instruction, workshops or clinics and includes video analysis, your own
complete posture/movement assessment and drills to help you become a better
runner in a shorter period of time.
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