Most people suck at running. But if you use these 4 running technique tips, I guarantee you won't: 🧵

I've built an app that uses AI to analyze and improve your Running Technique. And I'm looking for 5 people to test it with. It's completely Free. All you need is a video of you running (which I'll give you a guide on how to take). Comment "Swift" below if you want to be one of the 5 people that get a free Running Technique analysis. Here's a little sneak peak at the app:

Good Running Technique is not about general rules of right or wrong. It's about what's right for your specific body.

AI can't run for you. But it can analyze your Running Technique and give you specific drills to fix the problems that hold your efficiency back.

I'm making a demo post for my Swift Running AI App In a couple of days. I've been working on it for a long time. Excited to show it to you all.

Most running programs fail. Most New Year's resolutions fail. Most attempts to build a lasting habit fail. And yet the self-help industry keeps selling the same playbook: try harder, want it more, believe in yourself.

Your tendons are rotting from a lack of Stretch Strength Training.

If you want great Running Technique focus on: 1) Reducing your overstride 2) Proper arm swing 3) Pushing your hips forward 4) Lifting your feet 5) Relaxed posture

Succeeding as a runner comes down to two things: 1. Build the Tissue Tolerance needed to run. 2. Run. There are no secret shortcuts.

If you have to force yourself to run, don't run.

20 x 20 sec hill sprints with 40 sec rest between sprints.

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If you're struggling with joint pain while running, try doing intervals up hills. They allow you to challenge your fitness at a slower pace. And slower running has less of an impact on your running.

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Does your knee hurt every time you run? Does training feel pointless because your knee pain always ruins your progress? I will fix that for you in 4 weeks and unless you can run a 5k with no knee pain, You do not pay. I do this by turning your existing training routine into one that builds up your Tissue Tolerance instead of breaking it down, So your body can tolerate running. There is no cost upfront. And unless you can run a 5k with no knee pain after 4 weeks, you do not pay. Reply “TT” if you’re interested. P.S. This invitation expires in 7 hours, so this is your last chance if you want in.

I've started promoting Swift Running more and to make the promos work really well I need one thing: An undeniable, obnoxiously long wall of results that tell 1 story: Someone who wants to get fit is prevented from doing so because of injuries. I turn their current training routine into one that builds up Tissue Tolerance instead of breaking it down. This turns out to be so useful that they can run pain-free again. They build up their fitness without any setbacks. I'm doing this for a few folks struggling with knee pain right now. But the problem is that it takes about a month or so to see the results. So I'd like to do this for free for a few people who've been struggling with running because of knee pain. Deal is: I do it free. You only pay after you get the result. And I can tell an awesome story. If this sounds interesting to you, reply "story" to this post or DM me "story" and we'll talk it through.

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