Running uphill quickly is more of a skill than a demonstration of power.
When you feel the path tilt upwards, shorten your stride and lift your knees.
Pull your elbows up high behind you to help you turn your feet over quickly.
Pump your arms forward and back, not side to side.
As you reach the top, don’t ease off, instead push yourself back into a comfortable running rhythm.
Look straight ahead—not down or up at the top of the incline.
The Pikes Peak Ascent half-marathon in Colorado starts at 6,295 feet and climbs to the top of Pikes Peak at 14,115 feet.
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We basiclly have to do this around the skool on tuesdays and fridays
11 months ago by Javier_Reano_Sandoval
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