Run

Maintains a consistent pace suitable for current fitness level

Level
Beginner
Movement
Run · Standing
Tracks
Cardio

Works

  • Quadriceps
  • Hamstrings
  • Glutes
  • Calves
  • Abdominals
  • Shins
  • Lower Back
  • Back

How to do it

  1. Stand tall with your head up and shoulders relaxed.
  2. Push off the ground using the balls of your feet.
  3. Swing your arms naturally at your sides to maintain rhythm.
  4. Land softly on your mid-foot directly beneath your center of mass.
  5. Maintain a consistent pace suitable for your current fitness level.

Common mistakes

  • Overstriding by landing with the foot too far forward.
  • Tensing the shoulders and raising them toward the ears.
  • Bouncing excessively instead of moving forward efficiently.
  • Increasing distance or pace too quickly from week to week.

Safety

Stop if you feel chest pain, dizziness or sharp joint pain.

Tips

  • Keep your gaze fixed on the horizon to align your spine.
  • Relax your hands as if holding a fragile egg.
  • Breathe deeply through both your nose and mouth.

Details

Base movement
Run
Body position
Standing
Pace
Run

Variations

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