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Running Tips and Advice
5-Minute Fixes for Runners
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Quick Fixes for Speed, Strength, and Stamina
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Warm Up: Leg Swings
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Warm Up: Butt Kicks
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Warm Up: Pike Stretch
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Warm Up: Hacky Sack
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Warm Up: Toy Soldier
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Warm Up: Walking Lunges
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Get Faster
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Build Stamina
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Recover Fast
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Build Strength
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Build Strength: Walking Lunges with Twist
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Build Strength: Plank to Push-Up
Get Faster
When Team USA Minnesota runner Jason Lehmkuhle has an extra five minutes at the end of an easy run, he sneaks in speedwork. Lehmkuhle does 80- to 100-meter sprints at close to top speed. "The concept is to get your body used to fast running without subjecting it to a more rigorous speed session or track work-out," he says. Lehmkuhle does six to eight of these strides after easy runs twice a week. "Focus on using good form—getting up on your toes, driving your knees," he says.


























