This video has completely changed my form. I just came back from a run and my legs would usually be screaming for help, but just by listening what she had to say and implementing it into my run just made it so effortless. Hands down one of the most enjoyable runs I've had and I can say with 100% certainty that what she says is worthwhile.
You don't really fix form...you fix mechanics which results in a more efficient form for you. When people get stuck on the word "form" they can start falling into bad traps like "I need to have a form like runner X". When you focus on the mechanics...YOUR CORRECT FORM will naturally present itself.
She sounds like a great coach with a lot of valuable information! I come from a family of Olympians and there are a few short bullet-pointers to keep in mind: 1. Run loose. Most of us tend to tighten our upper-body (chest) as we run which you do not want to do! Stretch, and "shake" around to help loosen yourself up both mentally and physically. 2. Kick when you run. Watch Olympians do this. They will have a long stride, bending their legs at the knee almost "punching" their butt with their heels. 3. Breathe. Exercise your lungs, let your bottom jaw hang loose, and allow yourself to take in oxygen. Sounds funny but a lot of folks have a tendency to clench their jaw and restrict otherwise normal or healthy breathing
Heel-raise is a biproduct of more falling, which equals more speed since more gravity’s used. Cadence will also increase to keep up w the fall angle so we don’t faceplant. If you pull more than required it’s simply wasted effort
Yes, I agree. She doesn't seem to be adding anything to what a real running coach would tell a person. But on a similar note, you make some very good points and highlight basics which many people don't practice or soon forget. 1. I remember in my earlier days I would try so hard to run faster. And when I say 'try', I mean I'd tense up and try to physically make myself run faster. Not only did I not run faster, I was bloody exhausted at the end of my run (i.e. 7km). It was only when I did the exact opposite, completely relaxed every ounce of my body, every muscle, did I then start seeing massive improvements. Even now, I remind myself during a run to relax and shake out my hands, monitor if my shoulders are getting tight, etc. Now, it's literally like I'm in a state of 'zen' when I'm running. 2. A few years ago I went from focusing on my cadence (not such a bad thing) to focusing on a longer stride length. Personally, I started with my arm swing. Before I had a lower arm swing, whereas now I adopted a higher arm swing (like the elite endurance runners). This automatically translated to a greater forward lean and higher back kick and, faster times. Even now when I feel like I'm tired or not running fast, I end up running way faster than my previous times simply by virtue of a longer stride length. 3. Yes, "let your bottom jaw hang loose". Such good advice. So many times I hear about 'nose breathing' or people running with a tight jaw. It's all associated with relaxing. Open your mouth, relax the jaw, suck in the oxygen (train yourself to belly breathe and with a correct rhythm).
@@thepsychologist8159 hey so do you like breathe in your nose and out your nose or like do u breathe out in your mouth and breathe in your nose how does that work
@@vandaloek0110 Unless I'm doing an 'easy' run, when I do occasionally focus on breathing in through my nose and out of my mouth (but not for the whole run), at all other times I breath in and out of the mouth.
This guy is a inspiration, Who else thinks Nick can go sub 3 hours?? He inspired me to create my own content on UA-cam and now I try to inspire people like he does❤️
Very very helpful tips for improving my running... I've always had a hard time running and at times suffered from Shin splints 🤦🏾♂️ but now that I know how avoid it, I'm actually looking forward to jogging instead of dreading it 😁
@@maverickl.4814 I tried everything for my shin splints that lasted 1.5 years, not sure how you strike but going from a forefoot to a heel strike cured my shin splints completely
As someone trying to go into spec ops this entire journey has helped me with running correctly, swimming correctly, and my body building split. I thank you!
I'm running my first marathon tomorrow and this video is what i needed so bad, I have been so lost over my form, the more i try to correct it the harder it seemed to get, thank you so much for this, much love from Australia
What I am amazed is how Nick adapts to learning new things even though he's been fit for a long time, during the military and before this. Hooah! Greetings from the Philippine Army, Sir!
I know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me!
@@Morfeusm so I’m on week 7, day one. I’ve been running 3 times a week. Today I ran 2.5 miles at an average pace of 6:54. My max was 3:43 Ending the year of right 💕
I went 8 years without running (still did cardio, just not running), using “I get shin splints” as an excuse. Watching you made me get back into it and start learning more about proper form and training programs to increase mileage. Thanks for the videos. Love your channel
From my experience Ive been an athlete playing football my entire life up to the professional ranks and about 2 years ago I picked up running and really enjoy it. I’ve tried multiple techniques to run even consulting mg buddies who are avid runners and they told me to find a technique that’s comfortable on my body. But more importantly work on my breathing. After finally learning how to properly breathe through belly and not my chest I’ve been able to run a marathon at 265 pounds.
One thing she never goes over I found interesting is how the foot actually does make contact with the ground and the way the structure is made & how the movement needs to be made. She's a badass and I learned so much!! Thankyou for this.
Yooo Nick, that running form that she was demonstrating in your video WORKS!! I went out for a 20k recovery run, & I used the pull technique she demonstrated, & I ended up mistakenly running a PR on a recovery day. & the best part is that It felt so light and easy. From running a 8:30 min mile 20k pace to a 7:23 min mile 20k pace with just one tweak!!! Thanks a lot for the motivation Nick 💯💪🏽
Solid episode. The run coaching was brilliant. Try circular tension on the pedal. Everything in this sport is about joint circles and your ability to create force efficiently.
The shin splint is also due to a lot of ankle immobility and not understanding how the foot and toes spread! The angle is a circular motion rather than forward and backward motions!
I believe it will be cancelled. That’s why Nick and the BPN team + Roka apparently have teamed up to do their own marathon. This could be a blessing in disguise guys for the whole BPN team. If this works out you can guarantee they will keep growing it into this huge BPN/Roka sponsored event and it will be awesome. I could totally see that happening. That’s making lemonade out of lemons baby!!!
I tried this on my speed work today 🤯 mind blown. My speed jumped 2mph and I’m sure I don’t even have it down 100% yet. This lady is the real deal. It’s sort of like when I was taught a deadlift is a push not a pull. Weight jumped up immediately. This is gold
I enjoy this guys out put and videos, from a former athlete and guy who just trains, I find it helpful but also motivating to keep elevating my health, which I love and always been another. Thanks Nick Bare. 👏🙏
Excellent coach! Those are the best techniques for long distance running. Elasticity of ankles and calves, bouncing on your feet, free falling while running, increase cadence without over striking? The irony is that you naturally do all of these when you run in minimalist shoes or go barefoot. You will need a coach like her if you're going to run in thick cushioned shoes with elevated heels.
heal striking is seen as the enemy as is it predominantly associated with poor form of extending the leg in front. people might find the pose running method a good resource to look up that's very relatable to whats being seen here
Valarie is the best! She was my instructor at the old school CrossFit Endurance course. Shes super knowledgeable and dedicated to her coaching. She has made thousands of skills and drills videos. If you’re ever interested in learning proper form.. I highly recommend looking her up!
Coach Val Hunt’s the best, Pose/RunRX is the way. Committing to digesting and implementing her free advice took me from debilitating pain to forgetting I even have knees, the faster pace w less effort’s just icing on the cake
Thank you so much for this. This has helped immensely. 😊 I've been running for a year and a half now and had trouble understanding why my ankles were not really moving until I did some full sprinting. I was following the instructor and started hopping. Oh my gosh, my ankles are weak! I really think this will help strengthen my ankles more than anything else I've found on the internet. So fundamental! Thanks again! ✌
I like the instructional stuff. I thought Nick had the best running form I'd seen I always tried to think of it when I was running . Good to know there's always room for improvement in even what you think is the top form.
I love the coaching tips on running, what I've always noticed about long distance sprinters and endurance runners, there are super long distance runners who such a beautiful stride, but it not smashing the ground when they run compared to sprinters who force themselves of the ground. Im not a runner, I hate running, but when it comes to a jog Im all good, but my friends who are use to running always say relax, stop mutten running (smashing the ground). So this video clip is very help full.
Not kidding...I just took 1 min 30 off by 5K time today by implementing this video. Felt easier if anything, and for the first time my cadence was at the target turn over for the majority of my run. I'm still slow ofc.
Keep your hands at your quads after you take your final stroke into the wall and as you roll over on your back underwater your hands will naturally fall above your head infront of you. From that position just go into streamline with your arms behind your head and push off the wall with your feet at 1 and 2 or at 11 and 10 (like a clock) depending on which side you flip into.
Good stuff, lower leg pain sucks. Just starting running again after a few years break and that first mile sucked. Definitely need to make some changes and just continue to run
Love the traning..1st or finisher..still your the CHAMP despite of your training decipline,passion,dedication and hardwork, stay safe sir..Godbless you and to your team.
IMO try counting your stroke from the 5 meter mark to the wall, it ll give you a good idea of when you should be pulling into your flip turn. ideally you want your last stroke to pull into the flip turn. While doing the flip turn I usually have my arms stuck to my body and while flipping kinda "push water to my face" with my forearm and hand to "accelerate" my turn and then push off the wall in a streamline.
It can definitely be a challenge. Get your goal, change your mindset/identity. I personally try to become someone who doesn’t miss workout.. it’s hard to explain but I feel like if you try to change your identity to like “I’m a runner who runs everyday” you just kind of live up to that
This video has completely changed my form. I just came back from a run and my legs would usually be screaming for help, but just by listening what she had to say and implementing it into my run just made it so effortless. Hands down one of the most enjoyable runs I've had and I can say with 100% certainty that what she says is worthwhile.
Go follow an actual running channel and not a body builder maybe..jc
You don't really fix form...you fix mechanics which results in a more efficient form for you. When people get stuck on the word "form" they can start falling into bad traps like "I need to have a form like runner X". When you focus on the mechanics...YOUR CORRECT FORM will naturally present itself.
So i didn't understand about the hamstring and mechanics, or the late heel. What did u focus on?
ua-cam.com/video/gtsj5TWTSjk/v-deo.html you’ll love this
Where are they talking about form i missed that i think?!
She sounds like a great coach with a lot of valuable information! I come from a family of Olympians and there are a few short bullet-pointers to keep in mind:
1. Run loose. Most of us tend to tighten our upper-body (chest) as we run which you do not want to do! Stretch, and "shake" around to help loosen yourself up both mentally and physically.
2. Kick when you run. Watch Olympians do this. They will have a long stride, bending their legs at the knee almost "punching" their butt with their heels.
3. Breathe. Exercise your lungs, let your bottom jaw hang loose, and allow yourself to take in oxygen. Sounds funny but a lot of folks have a tendency to clench their jaw and restrict otherwise normal or healthy breathing
Heel-raise is a biproduct of more falling, which equals more speed since more gravity’s used. Cadence will also increase to keep up w the fall angle so we don’t faceplant. If you pull more than required it’s simply wasted effort
Yes, I agree. She doesn't seem to be adding anything to what a real running coach would tell a person. But on a similar note, you make some very good points and highlight basics which many people don't practice or soon forget.
1. I remember in my earlier days I would try so hard to run faster. And when I say 'try', I mean I'd tense up and try to physically make myself run faster. Not only did I not run faster, I was bloody exhausted at the end of my run (i.e. 7km). It was only when I did the exact opposite, completely relaxed every ounce of my body, every muscle, did I then start seeing massive improvements. Even now, I remind myself during a run to relax and shake out my hands, monitor if my shoulders are getting tight, etc. Now, it's literally like I'm in a state of 'zen' when I'm running.
2. A few years ago I went from focusing on my cadence (not such a bad thing) to focusing on a longer stride length. Personally, I started with my arm swing. Before I had a lower arm swing, whereas now I adopted a higher arm swing (like the elite endurance runners). This automatically translated to a greater forward lean and higher back kick and, faster times. Even now when I feel like I'm tired or not running fast, I end up running way faster than my previous times simply by virtue of a longer stride length.
3. Yes, "let your bottom jaw hang loose". Such good advice. So many times I hear about 'nose breathing' or people running with a tight jaw. It's all associated with relaxing. Open your mouth, relax the jaw, suck in the oxygen (train yourself to belly breathe and with a correct rhythm).
Great tips
@@thepsychologist8159 hey so do you like breathe in your nose and out your nose or like do u breathe out in your mouth and breathe in your nose how does that work
@@vandaloek0110 Unless I'm doing an 'easy' run, when I do occasionally focus on breathing in through my nose and out of my mouth (but not for the whole run), at all other times I breath in and out of the mouth.
This guy is a inspiration, Who else thinks Nick can go sub 3 hours??
He inspired me to create my own content on UA-cam and now I try to inspire people like he does❤️
He did 🎉
The teacher is amazing. She form champions.
Very very helpful tips for improving my running... I've always had a hard time running and at times suffered from Shin splints 🤦🏾♂️ but now that I know how avoid it, I'm actually looking forward to jogging instead of dreading it 😁
@@maverickl.4814 I tried everything for my shin splints that lasted 1.5 years, not sure how you strike but going from a forefoot to a heel strike cured my shin splints completely
@@louismontano1918 it's not really the heel strike itself but you overstriding
ua-cam.com/video/gtsj5TWTSjk/v-deo.html you’ll love this
She’s a fucking idiot when it comes to cycling she has no idea what she’s talkin bout
As someone trying to go into spec ops this entire journey has helped me with running correctly, swimming correctly, and my body building split. I thank you!
I'm running my first marathon tomorrow and this video is what i needed so bad, I have been so lost over my form, the more i try to correct it the harder it seemed to get, thank you so much for this, much love from Australia
Bro, changing running for the night before the marathon lmao! I need a follow up on how the marathon went???
@@joe1071he died…
What I am amazed is how Nick adapts to learning new things even though he's been fit for a long time, during the military and before this. Hooah! Greetings from the Philippine Army, Sir!
hows the army going?
Love this series so much, look forward to it every week
If I could retweet this comment, I would 👌
Definitely agree
Same
I know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me!
@Santana Mayson Instablaster :)
Nick. Watching you put in work every single day, man... I’m telling you, this is infectious and running has become something I want to get better at.
This is by far the best series on UA-cam! Inspirational. Love how you don’t just try to better yourself but also everyone around you!
Ironically today is run day for me! Keep up the great work nick. I’m planning on running a half a marathon eventually 💕
How much did you run today?
That’s huge!! Best of luck on your half!
@@DrAdamHotchkiss Thank you ☺️
make sure to take care of yourself with the way in which the world is at the moment. 💕
@@Morfeusm so I’m on week 7, day one. I’ve been running 3 times a week. Today I ran 2.5 miles at an average pace of 6:54.
My max was 3:43
Ending the year of right 💕
@@annamiller6412 whoa! You are fast! 🏃🏻♀️Good job! Keep going and you will crush Half Marathon! 👍🦾
So you're telling me I've been running wrong this whole time?
Thanks for sharing this video with us! Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year to you all!
I went 8 years without running (still did cardio, just not running), using “I get shin splints” as an excuse. Watching you made me get back into it and start learning more about proper form and training programs to increase mileage. Thanks for the videos. Love your channel
From my experience Ive been an athlete playing football my entire life up to the professional ranks and about 2 years ago I picked up running and really enjoy it. I’ve tried multiple techniques to run even consulting mg buddies who are avid runners and they told me to find a technique that’s comfortable on my body. But more importantly work on my breathing. After finally learning how to properly breathe through belly and not my chest I’ve been able to run a marathon at 265 pounds.
That trainer is very competent and informed. Much raspect to her and the Bare team.!
Nicks videos have inspired me to do a triathlon next year, I’ve already started training and I’m doing pretty well.
Badass man, never quit, you'll get there
@@shanedude91 thanks I’ll update how my progress is going
Good luck my guy
@@TTB0209 thank you so much
Good luck dude don’t quit
Cant believe this high quality information is free. thanks nick
Sunday’s are my active recovery days and then I watch nicks video and then there’s no more active recovery day😈 let’s go
haha me too!
Sunday’s are the same for me. Just make sure you give your body enough time to catch up👌🏼
Haha I feel that
Facts
100 %
This was one of the best episodes in the series. Very very useful tips here, the running coach Vallery is absolutely amazing.
One thing she never goes over I found interesting is how the foot actually does make contact with the ground and the way the structure is made & how the movement needs to be made. She's a badass and I learned so much!! Thankyou for this.
I'm recovering from a few serious injuries and your videos always help me to get through my annoying rehab programme. Thanks for the motivation 🙏🏼💪🏼
Flip turns are fun and once you learn them you don’t really forget them 👍🏿
Yooo Nick, that running form that she was demonstrating in your video WORKS!! I went out for a 20k recovery run, & I used the pull technique she demonstrated, & I ended up mistakenly running a PR on a recovery day. & the best part is that It felt so light and easy. From running a 8:30 min mile 20k pace to a 7:23 min mile 20k pace with just one tweak!!! Thanks a lot for the motivation Nick 💯💪🏽
Solid episode. The run coaching was brilliant. Try circular tension on the pedal. Everything in this sport is about joint circles and your ability to create force efficiently.
Anyone else here for pre-long-run motivation? Got 8miles on the schedule today in prep for a half
This is the guidance I had been looking over for since past couple of years
The shin splint is also due to a lot of ankle immobility and not understanding how the foot and toes spread! The angle is a circular motion rather than forward and backward motions!
obsessed with this series 💓💘 when is the actual “ Ironman “ race ?
Definitely so good!
I believe it's April!
@@officialmichaelhudson wow- soo cool he’s getting such an early start ✨ thanks for the response!
I believe it will be cancelled. That’s why Nick and the BPN team + Roka apparently have teamed up to do their own marathon.
This could be a blessing in disguise guys for the whole BPN team. If this works out you can guarantee they will keep growing it into this huge BPN/Roka sponsored event and it will be awesome. I could totally see that happening. That’s making lemonade out of lemons baby!!!
@@kaligrownbudz6200 yeah I saw that at end of vid!! That’s awesome! And yes, you’re right - blessing in disguise!!
I used to hate Sundays, now I look forward to them
Thanks for this free coaching. This is the best running advise ever.
Best form video ive ever seen. Explaining forward lean and foot strike travel !!
This series has been absolutely amazing. Thank You for allowing us behind the scenes.
I tried this on my speed work today 🤯 mind blown. My speed jumped 2mph and I’m sure I don’t even have it down 100% yet. This lady is the real deal. It’s sort of like when I was taught a deadlift is a push not a pull. Weight jumped up immediately. This is gold
What do you mean about the deadlift? Would you explain?
@@zaintahir9038 you push of the ground with your legs
Shoutout to Coach Natasha! I like her attitide!
Thanks for sharing this. Just got back from a 3 mile run after watching this and implementing the knowledge given…definitely feel the difference
Thank you for sharing this with the community, I think everyone learned a thing or two today.
Game changing advice. Implemented the hamstring advice today and keeping below the knee lose. Felt like a different runner
I enjoy this guys out put and videos, from a former athlete and guy who just trains, I find it helpful but also motivating to keep elevating my health, which I love and always been another. Thanks Nick Bare. 👏🙏
Excellent coach! Those are the best techniques for long distance running. Elasticity of ankles and calves, bouncing on your feet, free falling while running, increase cadence without over striking? The irony is that you naturally do all of these when you run in minimalist shoes or go barefoot. You will need a coach like her if you're going to run in thick cushioned shoes with elevated heels.
heal striking is seen as the enemy as is it predominantly associated with poor form of extending the leg in front.
people might find the pose running method a good resource to look up that's very relatable to whats being seen here
Valarie is the best! She was my instructor at the old school CrossFit Endurance course. Shes super knowledgeable and dedicated to her coaching. She has made thousands of skills and drills videos. If you’re ever interested in learning proper form.. I highly recommend looking her up!
Coach Val Hunt’s the best, Pose/RunRX is the way. Committing to digesting and implementing her free advice took me from debilitating pain to forgetting I even have knees, the faster pace w less effort’s just icing on the cake
Thank you so much for this. This has helped immensely. 😊 I've been running for a year and a half now and had trouble understanding why my ankles were not really moving until I did some full sprinting. I was following the instructor and started hopping. Oh my gosh, my ankles are weak! I really think this will help strengthen my ankles more than anything else I've found on the internet. So fundamental! Thanks again! ✌
I really look forward to each and every video the team puts out. Love you guys on the BPN team and all the quality videos you all put out!
I like the instructional stuff. I thought Nick had the best running form I'd seen I always tried to think of it when I was running . Good to know there's always room for improvement in even what you think is the top form.
not that his form is bad but you haven't seen good runners then lol
"Don't drop the CEO" lol
Almost done with OSUT and I still haven’t stopped watching your videos every chance I get. Always great content here sgt
14:42 this remaining video was absolute gold.
I love the coaching tips on running, what I've always noticed about long distance sprinters and endurance runners, there are super long distance runners who such a beautiful stride, but it not smashing the ground when they run compared to sprinters who force themselves of the ground. Im not a runner, I hate running, but when it comes to a jog Im all good, but my friends who are use to running always say relax, stop mutten running (smashing the ground). So this video clip is very help full.
That falling forward but pulling up makes a lot of sense. I’ll have to try this
no it does not
I’m a professional hockey player, Nick makes me want to push the boundaries of my sport with different forms of endurance.
Sunday morning coffee and iron man prep. Got to love it.
Actual video starts at 11:27
Brill video. Quality of your vids and content has improved so much Nick ... real credit .
Today i learned something new! excited to try it out
Was literally thinking last week how I wish you did a video on running form! Crazy
I like the cadence tips she had and the incline progression to build it, good shit Nick!
Not kidding...I just took 1 min 30 off by 5K time today by implementing this video. Felt easier if anything, and for the first time my cadence was at the target turn over for the majority of my run. I'm still slow ofc.
I implemented all her tips in my runs it’s a game changer! Thank you
Your level of dedication is amazing
Wow! I love all the episodes, but this one was unique :) So much great information and for me as a coach, it was so inspiring! Thank you for this!!!
natasha is awesome, calm and assured. nick is a beast as always. both champs!
Loving this series! Keeping me motivated for my goals
One of my favorite Bare videos
Keep your hands at your quads after you take your final stroke into the wall and as you roll over on your back underwater your hands will naturally fall above your head infront of you. From that position just go into streamline with your arms behind your head and push off the wall with your feet at 1 and 2 or at 11 and 10 (like a clock) depending on which side you flip into.
Your coach is the bomb! Awesome accent too
Vals awesome! I watch her Instagram videos all the time! She’s helped a lot with my running
Ok, now we need to see the "Moon Walk Recovery Runs" next episode 🕺
Her exercises look very intuitive! Will try it today!
Thanks for posting this video 👍🏻
So glad they talked about heel strike. I was wondering if that is a problem.
Merry Christmas everyone!🎄
Makes me so happy when I get the notification for a new video, keep it up Nick.
Good stuff, lower leg pain sucks. Just starting running again after a few years break and that first mile sucked. Definitely need to make some changes and just continue to run
Just by looking at first 5min of this video I lost 2litres of sweat.
Hahaha
😅😅
Ok
LOVE the flipturn effort; a hard skill to learn as an adult!
Love this series. So inspirational + informative. Look forward to it every week!
Thx for sharing the journey! (from the Netherlands)
Love the traning..1st or finisher..still your the CHAMP despite of your training decipline,passion,dedication and hardwork, stay safe sir..Godbless you and to your team.
That was epic 👌 wish I was at that group training session, how fun!
super helpful stuff - thanks. Also love seeing all those super fly Endorphin Speeds!
Valerie is the best. Huge fan of her and seeimg her work with you all was great!
We all run as children and think we know how to run. Clearly we don’t. 🤷🏽♀️ Now I want a running coach. That was amazing!
Totally that was a breath of fresh air to hear how we should be running to improve
Great coaching. Thanks for making these!
Great edition of the IM prep s2 series! Legitly valueable hints and tips!
I signed up for her program! I need some of that in my life.
So what do I have to do to run properly?
Solid video Nick been struggling with running technique and this was really useful 👌
Aye the upload of raw grind is now before us bruh. Let's learn from one g to another ight, ight. Facts
IMO try counting your stroke from the 5 meter mark to the wall, it ll give you a good idea of when you should be pulling into your flip turn. ideally you want your last stroke to pull into the flip turn. While doing the flip turn I usually have my arms stuck to my body and while flipping kinda "push water to my face" with my forearm and hand to "accelerate" my turn and then push off the wall in a streamline.
Having trouble with motivation during lockdown. Any tips?
Yes
Sign up for a race
run with friends or family
It can definitely be a challenge. Get your goal, change your mindset/identity. I personally try to become someone who doesn’t miss workout.. it’s hard to explain but I feel like if you try to change your identity to like “I’m a runner who runs everyday” you just kind of live up to that
Thanks all!
I ran full marathon after following nick bare.
You should do a video on whether or not organic foods can increase performance !!
This was very helpful advice. I ran a 10km and got a PB! Thanks for that! 👍🏿
I learnt so much from this video, thanks so much, Nick.....
your videos got me into tri and bro your running style is damn good
Someone get this man a sweatband...or three!!! Solid effort, keep up the great work!!
holy.. i got goosebumps when this man said “We are creating our own marathon” LFG
great episode, great series. she was very insightful
Bro !!!! I’ll quit my job right now and come work with you !!!!!! Let’s go one more baby !!!!! Best owner ever !!! Wow
10:30 is what you're looking for