Fitness
Strides
Strides are short accelerations—about 80 to 100 meters or twenty seconds—run at fast but relaxed effort, usually after easy runs or before workouts. You build to roughly ninety-five percent of top speed over the first third, float through the middle, and decelerate smoothly, with full walk-back recovery between repeats.
Strides are short accelerations—about 80 to 100 meters or twenty seconds—run at fast but relaxed effort, usually after easy runs or before workouts. You build to roughly ninety-five percent of top speed over the first third, float through the middle, and decelerate smoothly, with full walk-back recovery between repeats.
Four to six strides keep neuromuscular speed, cadence, and running economy sharp without the fatigue cost of a HIIT session, which makes them one of the cheapest upgrades in a training week. Start with two per session and add one each week.
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