SlideShare una empresa de Scribd logo
1 de 14
Introduction
 6:30 – Running Talk
  6:50 – Stretch
  7:00 – Run
  7:30 – Cool Down
 7:45 – Adjourn


 Thisschedule is flexible. Sometimes we will
 not talk as long, sometimes we will talk
 more. In any case it will be FUN!!
 Who   are you?

 Why   do you want to run?

 What   is your fitness background?

 What   is your athletic fantasy?
NATURAL RUNNING FORM




       How humans run without the influence of footwear
WHAT IS NATURAL RUNNING FORM?




                Abebe Bikila                           Zola Bud
 World marathon Record, Rome Olympics, 1960   2x 5,000 meter world record
                                                        holder
NATURAL HUMAN GAITS
• WALK - very efficient over long
distance
     • Straight legs
     • Heel strike
     • Stance phase
     • Toe off
     • Both feet on the ground
     together

• RUN - very efficient over long
distance
     • Land under center of mass
     • Lateral midfoot/forefoot strike
     • Stance phase
     • Toe off
     • One foot on the ground at a
     time

• SPRINT - up to 30 seconds
     • Fully propulsive
     • Forefoot strike
LEARNED HUMAN GAIT
 • JOGGING (running with a walking gait)
     • Difficult to maintain for long distances
     • Heel strike (braking)
     • Stance phase
     • Toe off
     • Ground contact like walking
     • Stance phase like running
     • Toe off like sprinting
NATURAL RUNNING GAIT




                               Vertical oscillation




  land      load       lever    lift
INEFFICIENCIES OF SHOD RUNNING
1. Upper body upright or leaning back contribute to overstriding
2. Overstriding
    A. Unnecessary muscular effort lifting lower leg
    B. Lower leg extension in front of the knee: increased inertial mass moving
        opposite direction of movement)
    C. Foot loaded with the ground in front of the bodies center of mass = braking
        until midstance
    D. More time on the ground = longer stride length and lower cadence
3. Dorsiflexed foot
    A. Unnecessary muscular effort
    B. Leads to heel engagement and loading (increased risk of injury)
4. Vertical Oscillation = increased effort lifting bodyweight
5. Lateral motion expends energy in wrong direction (bleeds off speed)
6. Reduced elastic recoil from connective tissue
INEFFICIENCIES OF SHOD RUNNING

 1. Upper body too upright

                             4. Lateral motion (over rotating to
                                 counterbalance overstriding)




2. Overstriding
                                   3. Dorsiflexed foot
EFFICIENT            INEFFICIENT




   CRAIG ALEXANDER   TERENZO BOZZONE
BRAKING AND IMPACT FORCES




SUSPENSION ON MUSCLE & TENDON   IMPACT ON YOUR STRUCTURE
                                & JOINTS
VERTICAL OSCILLATION
•   Running 7 mph at 160 steps per minute, a (typical western) runner:

     •   Uses 1,371 steps per mile

     •   Moves 6 inches vertically per step

     •   Lifts their body 9,257 vertical inches = 771 ft per mile

     •   Over a marathon, this is 20,200 ft = 3.8 miles climbing

•   Highly efficient runners running at 7 mph have 180 steps per minute

     •   Uses 1,543 steps per mile

     •   Moves 2 inches vertical per step

     •   Lifts their body 3,086 vertical inches per = 257 ft per mile

     •   Over a marathon, this is 6,733 ft = 1.3 miles of climbing

     •   Save 2.5 miles vertical climbing effort

Más contenido relacionado

La actualidad más candente

8 locomotion movements
8 locomotion movements 8 locomotion movements
8 locomotion movements Mariellrenae
 
Nonlocomotor Movements.
Nonlocomotor Movements.Nonlocomotor Movements.
Nonlocomotor Movements.RitchenMadura
 
Real Running - Club Running Program
Real Running - Club Running ProgramReal Running - Club Running Program
Real Running - Club Running ProgramGreg Maurer
 
Learn to run. What we know and what we made up.
Learn to run. What we know and what we made up.Learn to run. What we know and what we made up.
Learn to run. What we know and what we made up.Max Martin
 
Warm up 2º
Warm up 2ºWarm up 2º
Warm up 2ºferbergn
 
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Skills
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor SkillsLocomotor and Non-Locomotor Skills
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Skillsmccreyes
 
Strength & Conditioning for Basketball
Strength & Conditioning for BasketballStrength & Conditioning for Basketball
Strength & Conditioning for BasketballMatt Smith
 
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Movements
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor MovementsLocomotor and Non-Locomotor Movements
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor MovementsJenil Urianza-Moises
 
BAC In Shape Example Program (Word doc)
BAC In Shape Example Program (Word doc)BAC In Shape Example Program (Word doc)
BAC In Shape Example Program (Word doc)Reece Ayers
 
TOTAL BODY STRENGTH WORKOUT
TOTAL BODY STRENGTH WORKOUTTOTAL BODY STRENGTH WORKOUT
TOTAL BODY STRENGTH WORKOUTPrecor
 
Warm up 1º
Warm up 1ºWarm up 1º
Warm up 1ºferbergn
 
Batang pinoy lecture leyte copy
Batang pinoy lecture   leyte copyBatang pinoy lecture   leyte copy
Batang pinoy lecture leyte copyEnzo Williams
 
Fat Loss Results for Busy Adults
Fat Loss Results for Busy AdultsFat Loss Results for Busy Adults
Fat Loss Results for Busy Adultsbklika
 
Analysis of the Long Jump Takeoff & Landing
Analysis of the Long Jump Takeoff & LandingAnalysis of the Long Jump Takeoff & Landing
Analysis of the Long Jump Takeoff & LandingRonnieGary
 

La actualidad más candente (20)

8 locomotion movements
8 locomotion movements 8 locomotion movements
8 locomotion movements
 
Nonlocomotor Movements.
Nonlocomotor Movements.Nonlocomotor Movements.
Nonlocomotor Movements.
 
Real Running - Club Running Program
Real Running - Club Running ProgramReal Running - Club Running Program
Real Running - Club Running Program
 
Learn to run. What we know and what we made up.
Learn to run. What we know and what we made up.Learn to run. What we know and what we made up.
Learn to run. What we know and what we made up.
 
Warm up 2º
Warm up 2ºWarm up 2º
Warm up 2º
 
Step aerobics
Step aerobicsStep aerobics
Step aerobics
 
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Skills
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor SkillsLocomotor and Non-Locomotor Skills
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Skills
 
Strength & Conditioning for Basketball
Strength & Conditioning for BasketballStrength & Conditioning for Basketball
Strength & Conditioning for Basketball
 
High Jump and High Jump Training
High Jump and High Jump TrainingHigh Jump and High Jump Training
High Jump and High Jump Training
 
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Movements
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor MovementsLocomotor and Non-Locomotor Movements
Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Movements
 
BAC In Shape Example Program (Word doc)
BAC In Shape Example Program (Word doc)BAC In Shape Example Program (Word doc)
BAC In Shape Example Program (Word doc)
 
2012: Throws Conditioning Training
2012: Throws Conditioning Training2012: Throws Conditioning Training
2012: Throws Conditioning Training
 
TOTAL BODY STRENGTH WORKOUT
TOTAL BODY STRENGTH WORKOUTTOTAL BODY STRENGTH WORKOUT
TOTAL BODY STRENGTH WORKOUT
 
Warm up 1º
Warm up 1ºWarm up 1º
Warm up 1º
 
Batang pinoy lecture leyte copy
Batang pinoy lecture   leyte copyBatang pinoy lecture   leyte copy
Batang pinoy lecture leyte copy
 
The Biomechanics of Sprinting
The Biomechanics of SprintingThe Biomechanics of Sprinting
The Biomechanics of Sprinting
 
Fat Loss Results for Busy Adults
Fat Loss Results for Busy AdultsFat Loss Results for Busy Adults
Fat Loss Results for Busy Adults
 
Stability ball
Stability ballStability ball
Stability ball
 
Analysis of the Long Jump Takeoff & Landing
Analysis of the Long Jump Takeoff & LandingAnalysis of the Long Jump Takeoff & Landing
Analysis of the Long Jump Takeoff & Landing
 
Gym Equipment
Gym EquipmentGym Equipment
Gym Equipment
 

Destacado

Destacado (7)

Examen 2
Examen 2Examen 2
Examen 2
 
Sports nutrition
Sports nutritionSports nutrition
Sports nutrition
 
初稿
初稿初稿
初稿
 
Fussball WM
Fussball WMFussball WM
Fussball WM
 
Examen power point
Examen power pointExamen power point
Examen power point
 
25 Jahre Austausch Paris Nürnberg
25 Jahre Austausch Paris Nürnberg25 Jahre Austausch Paris Nürnberg
25 Jahre Austausch Paris Nürnberg
 
初稿
初稿初稿
初稿
 

Similar a Learn Natural Running Form for Greater Efficiency

HorizontalJumpBasic2015
HorizontalJumpBasic2015HorizontalJumpBasic2015
HorizontalJumpBasic2015RonnieGary
 
ATHLETICS-RUNNING-training design for athletes.pptx
ATHLETICS-RUNNING-training design for athletes.pptxATHLETICS-RUNNING-training design for athletes.pptx
ATHLETICS-RUNNING-training design for athletes.pptxRhoderickCayabyabBan
 
The Best Fat-Burning Exercises for at Home and GYM
The Best Fat-Burning Exercises for at Home and GYMThe Best Fat-Burning Exercises for at Home and GYM
The Best Fat-Burning Exercises for at Home and GYMAQF Sports
 
Coaching Sprint Mechanics. What to look for. What to say.
Coaching Sprint Mechanics. What to look for. What to say. Coaching Sprint Mechanics. What to look for. What to say.
Coaching Sprint Mechanics. What to look for. What to say. Mike Young
 
Speed & agility information
Speed & agility informationSpeed & agility information
Speed & agility informationDickdick Maulana
 
Starting Position.pptx(Fundamental position or Posture required for physiothe...
Starting Position.pptx(Fundamental position or Posture required for physiothe...Starting Position.pptx(Fundamental position or Posture required for physiothe...
Starting Position.pptx(Fundamental position or Posture required for physiothe...nidhiagarwal260755
 
Human locomotion final
Human locomotion finalHuman locomotion final
Human locomotion finalaktaorg
 
Race walking
Race walking Race walking
Race walking Meg Grado
 
Hemiplegic Gait Rehabilitation
Hemiplegic Gait RehabilitationHemiplegic Gait Rehabilitation
Hemiplegic Gait RehabilitationDr. Rima Jani (PT)
 
Functional training for running
Functional training for runningFunctional training for running
Functional training for runningMax Icardi
 
Biomechanics of the running gait.ppt
Biomechanics of the running gait.pptBiomechanics of the running gait.ppt
Biomechanics of the running gait.pptjeminiparmar2912
 
Fitness Protocols For Children.pptx
Fitness Protocols For Children.pptxFitness Protocols For Children.pptx
Fitness Protocols For Children.pptxAnkitaTalreja6
 
Dynamic Warm Up Study Why To Do So Along With Drills And Explanations On Why
Dynamic Warm Up Study Why To Do So Along With Drills And Explanations On WhyDynamic Warm Up Study Why To Do So Along With Drills And Explanations On Why
Dynamic Warm Up Study Why To Do So Along With Drills And Explanations On WhyMidwest Conditioning Systems
 
Agility Ladder Training Manual
Agility Ladder Training ManualAgility Ladder Training Manual
Agility Ladder Training ManualDaniel Finnegan
 

Similar a Learn Natural Running Form for Greater Efficiency (20)

HorizontalJumpBasic2015
HorizontalJumpBasic2015HorizontalJumpBasic2015
HorizontalJumpBasic2015
 
Gait cycle
Gait cycle Gait cycle
Gait cycle
 
ATHLETICS-RUNNING-training design for athletes.pptx
ATHLETICS-RUNNING-training design for athletes.pptxATHLETICS-RUNNING-training design for athletes.pptx
ATHLETICS-RUNNING-training design for athletes.pptx
 
The Best Fat-Burning Exercises for at Home and GYM
The Best Fat-Burning Exercises for at Home and GYMThe Best Fat-Burning Exercises for at Home and GYM
The Best Fat-Burning Exercises for at Home and GYM
 
Biomechanics of Jumping
Biomechanics of Jumping Biomechanics of Jumping
Biomechanics of Jumping
 
Coaching Sprint Mechanics. What to look for. What to say.
Coaching Sprint Mechanics. What to look for. What to say. Coaching Sprint Mechanics. What to look for. What to say.
Coaching Sprint Mechanics. What to look for. What to say.
 
Speed & Agility For Football Players
Speed & Agility For Football PlayersSpeed & Agility For Football Players
Speed & Agility For Football Players
 
Speed & agility information
Speed & agility informationSpeed & agility information
Speed & agility information
 
Starting Position.pptx(Fundamental position or Posture required for physiothe...
Starting Position.pptx(Fundamental position or Posture required for physiothe...Starting Position.pptx(Fundamental position or Posture required for physiothe...
Starting Position.pptx(Fundamental position or Posture required for physiothe...
 
Human locomotion final
Human locomotion finalHuman locomotion final
Human locomotion final
 
Gait.pptx
Gait.pptxGait.pptx
Gait.pptx
 
Race walking
Race walking Race walking
Race walking
 
Running assessment and analysis presentation slides 25.11.17
Running assessment and analysis presentation slides 25.11.17Running assessment and analysis presentation slides 25.11.17
Running assessment and analysis presentation slides 25.11.17
 
Hemiplegic Gait Rehabilitation
Hemiplegic Gait RehabilitationHemiplegic Gait Rehabilitation
Hemiplegic Gait Rehabilitation
 
Functional training for running
Functional training for runningFunctional training for running
Functional training for running
 
Biomechanics of the running gait.ppt
Biomechanics of the running gait.pptBiomechanics of the running gait.ppt
Biomechanics of the running gait.ppt
 
Fitness Protocols For Children.pptx
Fitness Protocols For Children.pptxFitness Protocols For Children.pptx
Fitness Protocols For Children.pptx
 
Dynamic Warm Up Study Why To Do So Along With Drills And Explanations On Why
Dynamic Warm Up Study Why To Do So Along With Drills And Explanations On WhyDynamic Warm Up Study Why To Do So Along With Drills And Explanations On Why
Dynamic Warm Up Study Why To Do So Along With Drills And Explanations On Why
 
Dynamic Warm Up
Dynamic Warm UpDynamic Warm Up
Dynamic Warm Up
 
Agility Ladder Training Manual
Agility Ladder Training ManualAgility Ladder Training Manual
Agility Ladder Training Manual
 

Learn Natural Running Form for Greater Efficiency

  • 2.  6:30 – Running Talk 6:50 – Stretch 7:00 – Run 7:30 – Cool Down  7:45 – Adjourn  Thisschedule is flexible. Sometimes we will not talk as long, sometimes we will talk more. In any case it will be FUN!!
  • 3.  Who are you?  Why do you want to run?  What is your fitness background?  What is your athletic fantasy?
  • 4.
  • 5. NATURAL RUNNING FORM How humans run without the influence of footwear
  • 6. WHAT IS NATURAL RUNNING FORM? Abebe Bikila Zola Bud World marathon Record, Rome Olympics, 1960 2x 5,000 meter world record holder
  • 7. NATURAL HUMAN GAITS • WALK - very efficient over long distance • Straight legs • Heel strike • Stance phase • Toe off • Both feet on the ground together • RUN - very efficient over long distance • Land under center of mass • Lateral midfoot/forefoot strike • Stance phase • Toe off • One foot on the ground at a time • SPRINT - up to 30 seconds • Fully propulsive • Forefoot strike
  • 8. LEARNED HUMAN GAIT • JOGGING (running with a walking gait) • Difficult to maintain for long distances • Heel strike (braking) • Stance phase • Toe off • Ground contact like walking • Stance phase like running • Toe off like sprinting
  • 9. NATURAL RUNNING GAIT Vertical oscillation land load lever lift
  • 10. INEFFICIENCIES OF SHOD RUNNING 1. Upper body upright or leaning back contribute to overstriding 2. Overstriding A. Unnecessary muscular effort lifting lower leg B. Lower leg extension in front of the knee: increased inertial mass moving opposite direction of movement) C. Foot loaded with the ground in front of the bodies center of mass = braking until midstance D. More time on the ground = longer stride length and lower cadence 3. Dorsiflexed foot A. Unnecessary muscular effort B. Leads to heel engagement and loading (increased risk of injury) 4. Vertical Oscillation = increased effort lifting bodyweight 5. Lateral motion expends energy in wrong direction (bleeds off speed) 6. Reduced elastic recoil from connective tissue
  • 11. INEFFICIENCIES OF SHOD RUNNING 1. Upper body too upright 4. Lateral motion (over rotating to counterbalance overstriding) 2. Overstriding 3. Dorsiflexed foot
  • 12. EFFICIENT INEFFICIENT CRAIG ALEXANDER TERENZO BOZZONE
  • 13. BRAKING AND IMPACT FORCES SUSPENSION ON MUSCLE & TENDON IMPACT ON YOUR STRUCTURE & JOINTS
  • 14. VERTICAL OSCILLATION • Running 7 mph at 160 steps per minute, a (typical western) runner: • Uses 1,371 steps per mile • Moves 6 inches vertically per step • Lifts their body 9,257 vertical inches = 771 ft per mile • Over a marathon, this is 20,200 ft = 3.8 miles climbing • Highly efficient runners running at 7 mph have 180 steps per minute • Uses 1,543 steps per mile • Moves 2 inches vertical per step • Lifts their body 3,086 vertical inches per = 257 ft per mile • Over a marathon, this is 6,733 ft = 1.3 miles of climbing • Save 2.5 miles vertical climbing effort

Notas del editor

  1. What is Natural running? For over 15 years Boulder Colorado based Newton Running has been studying how humans run (without footwear) on a natural surface. The foot plant is light and contacts the ground mid foot or forefoot first , sensing the ground , body mass is over the landing mass for balance, heel settles downward after touchdown to allow the lower body muscle and tendon to load and recoil energy, upper body leans slightly forward to allow gravity to pull us forward and the cadence is quicker to self regulate impact and keep up with the forward pull of gravity. It feels light and easy! Take your shoes off and run across the floor, notice how the body automatically knows how to run correctly.This is Natural Running! This is the way we were all born to run!From this information Newton Running shoes were developed to be a more natural extension of your foot. Allowing the runner to be centered with gravity. Allowing the foot to work with the shoes more naturally. Maximizing sensory input, energy return and shock absorption for Unnatural surfaces.
  2. Natural Running Form with Newton Running shoes. Without high heel pitch the foot sets up parallel to the landing surface. The foot lands under the body mass mid foot/ forefoot , heel settles to the ground recoiling spring tension from the lower body.Now simply lift the foot off the ground instead of pushing.Repeat.Upper body stays slightly forward , shoulders square, elbows pull back , arms relaxed and at 90 degrees head stays level and looking forward.
  3. Natural Running Form with Newton Running shoes. Without high heel pitch the foot sets up parallel to the landing surface. The foot lands under the body mass mid foot/ forefoot , heel settles to the ground recoiling spring tension from the lower body.Now simply lift the foot off the ground instead of pushing.Repeat.Upper body stays slightly forward , shoulders square, elbows pull back , arms relaxed and at 90 degrees head stays level and looking forward.
  4. Natural Running Form with Newton Running shoes. Without high heel pitch the foot sets up parallel to the landing surface. The foot lands under the body mass mid foot/ forefoot , heel settles to the ground recoiling spring tension from the lower body.Now simply lift the foot off the ground instead of pushing.Repeat.Upper body stays slightly forward , shoulders square, elbows pull back , arms relaxed and at 90 degrees head stays level and looking forward.