Improve Your Running Technique Instantly: Jogging & Sprinting
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2019
- Get better at running with the tips in this video 🙏 For workouts to build muscle, lose fat, or get athletic, my training and nutrition guides approved by a world-leading nutrition expert are available at www.natachaoceane.com ❤️
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I`m 62 and been a runner for 47 years. You give great advice on here even for experienced runners. I`d add one more "tip." Enjoy your running and train to live, not live to train. Forget times, calories, how much good it does you and as often as possible just enjoy moving. Get to a beach and run calf deep in the surf where sky meets shore, even better still do it when its raining and just enjoy the moment and being young, fit and alive.
Totally agree
Power to you! 🙏
This was so inspiring
Man I’d love to right now but I live in one of the coldest places in Canada and it’s the middle of winter right now....I have to wait a couple months
Thats the best tip
Honestly, you're such an informative UA-camr. I feel so inspired and enlightened when I finish one of your videos.
Aubrey Jane couldn’t agree more, I really aspire to be like Natasha!
Same! It's not like a corny or jealous inspiration either lol
Honestly, same!
Aubrey Jane same, that’s why I try to watch in the mornings, so I can use the motivation. Whereas, before I used to watch late at night and by the time it was morning I found myself not being able to go for a workout 🤦🏽♀️😂
Righttt?? I js discovered her two days ago and I love her
I usually can’t make it 1/2 a mile before I have to gasp for air and plan my funeral but I tried these techniques and let me tell you I was straight COASTING for 6 miles!! I always thought I was an out of shape asthmatic but it turns out I was just an out of shape asthmatic with bad form.
Thanks so much Natacha you are a gift! ♥️🙌🏻
😱
That gives me hope!
Wtf that sounds impossible
wait woah 1/2 mile to 6 miles just like that? or was this a slow build up… needless to say in inspired!
@@ninamertens2696 oh it was definitely slow. Took me about a year to get to where I was running 6 miles. But I noticed an immediate change in my breathing and energy expenditure when I changed up my form.
Me: *running normally*
Natacha: "how to run"
Me: *questions everything I know about running*
Yep!
Well, this was certainly surprisingly informative, for sure: the specific areas (and reasons) for stretching are my favourite take away points which i'll be looking for more good ideas on, on this channel for a start.
Thanks for the effort, and enthusiasm, too.
i like you
ha ha ha. Yeah... but in a good way.
In the beginning, after watching a few videos on running form (not just Natacha's)... I thought.... wow... "Are these people crazy?"... and "How have I managed all these years?" Good tips from Natacha in this video though, and you pick up a few other tips here and there (from other sources). One of the things I've always done on some of my longer 10 to 21km (6 to 13 miles) runs is focus on that breathing in-time with my steps (I think mine was more like 2 out, 2 in). It also gets you to focus on your breathing - with an aim to try and slow it down, and take deeper breaths. I have tried to also run with my chin more level to the ground - to open the airway - that makes sense.
I've always hated running, but this video makes me wonder if I should give it another go because maybe it's because my form is just terrible haha. Thanks Natacha!
Hey Jaimie! It’s always worth trying to work on form because running can be really enjoyable (: if you still don’t like after that then that’s ok, at least you tried! Xxx
I used to hate running when I was in high school. But somehow after I graduated, I started doing interval training and that made me fall in love with running! You should try that. There are many apps for that, 0 to 5k.
I used to hate running because I would always push way too hard and get so exhausted so fast!! Easing into it and working on building up my breathing and form helped me a lot. :) good luck!
Honestly same
Gin Vlogs Do you recommend any apps for that?
Long distance running is "the" most relaxing, soothing, stress free thing u cld do, the euphoria u get from it is priceless...I love these tips though thk u
I remember my first time getting a runner's high. I felt like I could go forever.
@@skateata1 exactly, now I just gotta find the motivation to get back into it...2020 I've totally slacked off
For me it was always stressful and was one of the main reasons I hated running.. I was always so focused on a time and it got to the point where I had performance anxiety everytime I ran.
@@karenalabi2547 oh I totally get that
Remember... the first 15 minutes of a run are the hardest, just get past that and you’ll be great. ❤️
People who run for just 15 minutes:"What the fu-?"
@@disappointedramsay1152 haha, we all work our way up. I am now way past that
Yeah the first 10 or so minutes are not the greatest, much better once you find a rythm!
That's what I told my wife,,,,once the tip is in, it is not to bad from there....lol
@@TheStrataminor Mr this is running🏃♀️🧐📸
The thing which really helped my running (especially mid/long distance) was understanding my mentality. 1. So firstly, remember that it will always get easier ... and then harder... and then easier ... and then harder - your mental and physical state fluctuates so don't give up when it gets hard as it will always get easier again! 2. Secondly, I found that once I'd broken the 'sweat-barrier' I found it much easier to keep going. But getting to that point (which may be a couple of miles into the run) I find really really hard; the first (miles) are the worst!
couple miles into a run? If it's 75 and sunny, I'll be sweating before I get to the start of a run.
Get up earlier 😂
Hey beautiful people 🙏 I’ve been very lucky to have incredible running coaches across the different events I’ve competed at and I wanted to share some of the most important and easy to implement technique pointers and tips they taught me 🏃♀️
Happy running and thanks for the constant support! ❤️
Pin this so it won’t get lost in the comments
Love the video
Thanks❤️❤️
Thanks for the help. I am doing the Dunoon half marathon tomorrow. Keep getting shin splints in the inside of my legs. Thinking it is because I land on the ball of my foot when I should land mid foot. Congratulations completing an Ironman that is an excellent achievement. Kind regards. 😀.
Muchh appreciated.. i love running doing sports for over 14 years now.. good putting up tips for the people that may need pointers! Good job
Natacha Océane Wow! Lots of great info here on running. Thanks so much.
I'm a little freaked out right now. I want to take up running again and this timing could not be more perfect.
Thanks a lot
Update : a year later, November 2020. Starting at the beginning of the year, running a full minute was a struggle as I hadn't ran since high school cross country (like 5 years ago). Today I ran for 42 minutes non-stop
Haha omg so many people have told me that I read their minds on this video! Lots of love 💕
True!!! We appreciate you. Your vibe is so different from a lot of other UA-camrs. You can tell it’s not just about popularity for you.
Hope you kept up with it but if not, it’s not too late
This comment is so motivating. Thank you for that year after update. The best ❤️
@@rrai- I used a lot of UA-cam videos and running articles on form. Then consciously focused on the tips everytime even if I was running intervals. So as to not start with a bad habit.
Sprinting: don’t be tensed, look straight ahead with shoulders down, elbows at 90 degrees, knees high and parallel to the body, land on tip of feet
Mid Distance: stay relaxed, don’t pump arms, knees not as high, land on tip of feet to middle of feet, don’t exhaust yourself at beginning, focus on technique
Thank you!!
Thank you so much
i remember the first time i watched this video. i memorized all of the techniques, and the next day when i went to the gym, i ran 45 minutes NON-STOP around the track. prior to that day, i was only able to run for about 5 minutes at a time before i needed to take a break. so in conclusion, THIS VIDEO IS THE TRUTH!!
Woah that crazy!!! Good job😆
@@gracelauren1861 thank you!!🌸
@@flowerbby3226 your welcome🤗
I’m a former Track and Field and Cross Country athlete for high school and a current coach for elementary students. I found this super helpful as it not only serves as a review, but I learned new things as well (or a better way to explain technique). Thank you and keep up the great content!
i legit can't bring myself to run without upbeat music blasting through my headphones
K C samee
Same
In Cape Town, South Africa, our full lockdown has been eased slightly so we can run in our streets from 6am-9am provided we wear a buff or mask. It was raining this morning so I opted for a buff, and damn I can confirm earphones in conjunction with a buff pulled up to your eyeballs plus a raincoat hood over your head is the most painful thing ever 😅😅 I spent more time trying to find my earphones in my neck and stick them back in 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ guess I should save for airpods 🙄
Same it could be the product of conditioning. But I think it works really well to pump u up
music sucks listen to a podcast or audio book. you will get lost in the story and not even think about the pain your body is going through
My tip for sprinting:
Naruto run
You'll be the fastest
Annika Francesca AREA 51 HERE WE COME LADS
Naruto run LMAOOOOO made my day :D
Lollool
Its nails and actually a very good core workout :)
😂😂😂
i honestly wouldn't mind listening to her talk about running for 24 hours
Simp
@@Milk-zg3sr simon the simp?
HAHAHA
@@Sal3600 Definitely.
This video is perfect timing! I’m trying to get back into running. Thank you queen❤️😁
You’re welcome Claire!! All my love sweetie and enjoy the running! Xx
Same for me!
Same!!a
Why didn‘t my teachers in school never teach me this? They only made me feel bad about being horrible at running
I'm watching this while eating Lady Gaga edition Oreos in my bed.
I have no intention of going for a run
Wtf is lady gag oreos
@@moygame159 They're like regular Oreos but the wrapping is pink and says Lady Gaga.
Pretty Cool
@@moygame159 lady gag XD
🤣
I implemented your tips in my run yesterday and the improvement was CRAZY!! I was able to run 3km with only a 30 second walk break! The distance doesn't seem like a lot, but before watching his video I was struggling to run 2km without having to walk half of it. It's crazy how much I was working against myself without realizing it, and my sprint at the end felt like I was running on a cloud! You have completely changed how I run, THANK YOU SO MUCH
Yassss I love this idea! 🙌 I would love to see you do this for more movements like squatting, deadlift, bench press, etc 😁
Thanks for the feedback Ana! I’ll see what I can do! Xxx
@@natachaoceane I second. Deadlift details pleaseeeeeeeee. This video was so helpful! Thank you.
Can you please make a video how to do a proper clean? I have so much trouble with those and my wrist always hurts
Not to brag but my long distance is 1 mile lol
lucky bitch
Nothing wrong with bragging 😂
wishy washy 😂
Nice
Your lucky damn
I went for a run right after this video wow what motivation you give off ! I love it
You did?! Haha that’s awesome 🙌🙌
Natacha! I used these tips, and I kid you not, I ran farther than I ever had on my next run without becoming tired! Your videos are the greatest. Thank you for helping us :)
I like how you genuinely seem to enjoy helping people learn how to workout properly. Especially at the end I noticed how real you are about it all. Fixing your hair and even when it seemed you stammered at bit you didn't pause or edit but instead powered on through like a boss. Amazing human being right here. I am injured right now but I am looking forward to my next run now thanks to you.
FAVOURITE UA-camr. I’m a middle distance & long distance runner and I just won my 3000m, did a 17.20 5k and did a 1.27 hm and I’m proud of myself because I’m only 17! THANKYOU for promoting general HEALTH, MOBILITY, FEUL & not just focusing purely on bodybuilding like other youtubers!! I strength train only about 2x a week but definitely want to get into it more as I LOVE it but don’t want to overtrain as I run & sprint a lot!
Me running for 10 seconds and feeling out of breath thinking I did something: 😔
I b doing a quarter mile and feel so accomplished 💀😭 ify
Doing track for the first time next week and I am so nervous bc I’m too out of shape for no reason it seems like I don’t improve when running so I can relate to this 100%
@@yacessao9116 oh same. I’m starting tomorrow and I’m nervous. I hope your first day went okay !
Track distance runner here who came back to running after having kids, so glad I am running properly. It's amazing how much that training stays with you. Thanks Natacha!
I literally opened youtube to look up running techniques to avoid knee pain, and you uploaded this. Thanks so much ! !
My training has completely changed since I started watching your videos. I used to be a dancer, and I did track, but over time I lost sense of what my body was capable of. I have weight trained for two years, but I’ve since implemented the more athletic aspects of your training into my weight training (including running again), and I’m shocked at what my body can do. I am also seeing my body change rapidly (much faster than the two years it took to see drastic change from weight training). So thank you! I feel like I’m finding my heart in being active again.
As soon as you said downhill running is harder than uphill, I knew immediately this is legit!
Clicked for the title
Stayed for the content
Subscribed for the personality
Came back to remind myself that I can do better.
Thanks Natacha!
Well said!
I love Your personality, so warm and caring, i don't really follow fitness people but You have made me get my stuff together a bit more so i started to go to gym and in 3 and 5 weeks I'm doing 10km runs and right now my goal is to to get them both under 60 minutes so this video was perfectly timed for me.
I didn't know how much I needed this! I love these informational videos from you, Natacha and how much I actually learn from them. You are so good at explaining and feel so enlightened afterwards. I love you girl and everything you do! I support you all the way. Hope you are doing well ❤️❤️❤️✨
I used your technique for uphill running yesterday in a 5K race with many long steep hills on the course, and I felt so much lighter! Particularly the footstrike, but also using arms while staying relaxed. I passed quite a few people who were nearly hyperventalating and I felt in control of my pace, and even joyful! Thank you for the tips!
The best part about your videos is that I always get to learn new things and it gets me so excited and motivated. I'm going to try and implement these for my running sessions and I'm sure I'm going to have much better runs now. Love you Natacha! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR VIDEOS. really appreciate the time and effort you put into these. ❤️
Extremely accurate from everything I’ve been taught and also researched. Thank you for all your information lovely!!
This really helps. I’m in triathlon and running is my weakest leg. Thanks a lot !😍❤️
Running track and field in college RN..am impressed by your sprinting form !
oh those clips with you running are so satisfying to watch🤤😍 you have so much athleticism!
OH, YES. just what I needed. I have always struggled with running and breathing technique. Thank you, Natacha.
You’re welcome Lily!! Hope this helps you next time you go running! Xx
Omg her upper body strength! Goals
Perfect timing. After years of physio training I can start running again and following a 5k program. I need to handle it as long distance, because I got my knee dislocated 4 years ago to the inside. Can’t wait to finally reach the. 5k distance again 🙌🏻🙌🏻
your channel is so important because it leaves people more knowledgeable than they were before watching your videos, as oppose to watching videos that are about nothing in particularly mindlessly. xx
Just used some of tips in this video and it was the best 5k I've done in a about 2 years, best pace and best feeling. I just focused on form and the tips in the video. I wasn't to go for an amazing pace but was literally blown away by how good the run was. It really shows sometimes how much you forget about the fundamentals and good form in pursuit of a PB or a faster time. Subscribed!
Just started to get into running and fitness this year! In school today I got 9:02 in the 1500m I’m so proud of myself!
Congrats on 500k Natacha!!!!❤️ so deserved!!❤️ thanks for the running tips, it was perfect timing for me!!!
As a xc runner, this video was SO INCREDIBLY HELPFUL. Thank you so much for all your expert tips; I’ve applied them to my running and have already seen improvements! Definitely one of my all time favorite videos of yours!!
One tip to help with breathing on long distances is to chew gum while running. It has a natural way of informing you of how your pacing and breathing is. If you can't breathe you're running too fast for a long distance and should slow down and also if you are like me, chewing forces me to breathe in a rhythmic manner as well. Hope this helps!
How the heck do you not choke, though? I swear I would accidentally breathe through my mouth and it would be the end of me.
I used to do this. I also learned how to breathe by swimming laps, when you're forced to control your breathing.
Yes I chew gum while working out. Helps to keep my mouth from getting dry too.
This is such an odd idea!? I don't think I'll be trying it, but interesting to know that it exists!
I’m surprised and glad this tip works for so many! If I chew gum while running/sprinting, I easily get frustrated, I feel like I’m not focusing properly and I should be relaxed not causing tension on my jaw. Even when I forget I’m chewing gum and start running, I immediately need to throw it out
omg, i know this is a later video, but I just watched it yesterday, and today decided to try this out.... WOW, my outlook on running has completely changed!!!! THANK YOU
The most positive and legitimate source of solid advice on UA-cam.
This running videography is amazing and makes you look so powerful!
Funny how I've already known most of the advice for a long time but I never remember them when I go running ! I'll try to keep them in mind tomorrow ahah ;) thanks Nathacha for that little reminder !
You are inspiring as always ! I like how you always smile when you talk to us ;) Keep going strong girl, love u xx
Sprinting really suits you, that slowmo of you sprinting is hypnotizing! If all goes well I will run my first marathon in two weeks, slightly anxious about that. Nice to see you draw on your running background, great video!
Love your strides when you're sprinting. I'm no expert but i think your sprinting looks so perfect.
I just found your channel last week since we're in quarantine and I thought it was a great time to get back to my working out habits. Great work you have here, thank you so much
I always get told I run weird (as I land on the ball of my foot) - now I know that actually I can run and everyone else just runs with a 'long distance' technique! Thank you so much!
So I’ve never been a runner, like I’ve probably ran a handful of times in my 25 years but lately I’ve been inspired to run more because I know it’s so good for you and my boyfriend is in the US Army and he obviously has to run for his job and he inspires me to run more and I would like to be able to run with him so hopefully this video helps me. Thank you, Natacha!
One of my favourite things about your videos is your personality. You are so cheerful and post! Keep up the good work!
As a 30-something fairly new to running (less than 2 years), learning correct form and technique has been helpful in keeping the enjoyment of running alive for me. Your videos like this one are great. Thank you!
Hi Natacha! I was thinking that a video on how to progress to being able to do a pull-up would be really helpful. Some kind of routine you could do every week at the end of your workouts would be ideal!
Running is my favorite exercise ever.
People say it’s not effective at weight loss or weight gain(muscle) BUT IT IS. I’m proof.
I lose weight when I run and eat healthy. Running is an awesome stress reliever for me.
I used to run 5 miles without stopping. I want to get back there.
I am currently losing weight for my health. I only have about 25 pounds to lose but I can’t wait to see results again.
No idea who said running isn't effective for weight loss, it's indisputably one of the most effective calorie burning cardio activities. Although weight loss is ultimately about calories in vs out.
The endurance helps my calisthenics training, I recover quickly after sets and reps
@@aggressivelyamicable5987 a lot of really dumb and fraudulent fitness youtubers say it
I lose more weight when i started running 2-3x a week for 30mins.
Such an informative video and wow the quality of it is mind-blowing, especially when we've been following you for so long, the progress is oobvious 💜 keep inspiring us gal Xxx
Thanks for this Natacha! Tried out your tips for my sprints this morning and felt a huge improvement
Yess, I was literally just thinking about how run better! You read my mind natacha! Love you and your videos 💕
I did?! It’s kinda freaky I get told this every time I upload but maybe I can read minds 😂😂
All my love!! Xx
Running tips always welcome, also you've such a great attitude!
Keep my core engaged while running, while being nice and relaxed, omg. I don't think I have that kind of control!
seriously you are the best fitness youtuber i have ever seen you influence us so much in a good way not just our physical but also our mental like we dont really have to restrict what we eat or count every calory in our foods just to be "FIT" and the way you give tips or informations isnt boring unlike other fitness youtubers
I've started running for only a fee weeks now and am very inexperienced and also over weight. I've watched countless videos like this but this has been the best one, thank you.
I’m trying to run a 1.5 mile in 16:30 by December...yes I know that u all can WALK that, well I can’t, lol.
i feel you i need to do the same distance in 15 min
Nah I did a mile in 12 minutes lol I feel you
That’s my 3 mile time 😳
Same, no shame. Ran 3 miles in 48 minutes today. :'( Best of luck!
@@alexisordaz6885 omg i wish, my 3 mile time is like 35+ mins
I’m still learning how to walk correctly, haha. Once I master that, I’ll come back and re-watch this video. Great tips, thank you! You’re such an inspiration!
my cardio has been pretty bad lately so i’m getting back into running. thank you so much for this!
This was the most useful video I didn’t know I needed!! 👏🏽👏🏽 Thanks as always Natacha! ❤️
*clicks on the video likes immediately* cause natasha never disappoints 🤩🤸♀️
Ahh you’re too cute thank you Julia 😘😘😘😘 all my love xx
im so happy to see a running video as a track athlete! love this 💛
Haha I went back home after filming this and got my spikes out for the next day haha 😂
Thanks for doing this. I tried leaning forward slightly on my run today, it made such a difference, so much easier.
Just started running after an injury caused by improper form. Starting from zero again and really needed this. Thank you for the useful information!
I’m fairly new to running and I used some of your tips on my run this morning, and OMG they made all the difference! I hit a new PB!! Turns out I didn’t need more water breaks...I needed air! Now that I’m conscious of keeping my chin up, it’s so much easier to push myself further. I’m also learning to appreciate the uphills and be more careful going downhill. Thank you for these tips ❤️
Many thanks for the tips. I’ve just archived my PB for the year, 1500 meters 6:07 from 6:56. At 57, I’m always looking for improvements in my running technique. Excellent advice thanks again.
Thank you,I can honestly say this is the best running blog I’ve watched.awesome work well done 👊🏻
I just started to run and trying to improve my time and speed on 5km runs. I never thought about a lot of things that you mentioned. Great video, lots of details! Thanks Natacha for putting in that effort
I love your videos, I've only recently found ur channel but it has really inspired me and helped me. I used to not enjoy exercising and had an unhealthy relationship with food. But I'm working on improving that and u have really helped me
Hi Natacha, I'm super excited to implement all your tips into my running! I was never a fan of running as a form of exercise when I was younger but now I'm in my late 20s and have grown to enjoy it a bit more. Right now I'm able to jog (not yet a real running stride LOL) for at least 25 minutes straight (I've never been able to do that)! I've signed up for my very first 5k coming up this July and I hope I do well!
We need the final chapter of this story...
These are all great tips that have really helped me. Also, counting helps me maintain rhythm whilst running, and it helps me finish towards the end of the run when things get challenging.
Inspiring, motivating and informative as always! Thanks so much for the tips!
Thanks Natacha. I recently got into 5k runs 3 times a week so this is useful👍. I turn my last 100m into a sprint finish where I run all out like a crazy kid. It’s become my fave section.
Thank you sooo much Natacha! I haven’t been able to run after my knee injury because I felt pain all over my body and it got to the point where I just hated running. But after watching your video, I realized that there were multiple things wrong with my form. I decided to go out for a run today and make adjustments. I was able to find that refreshing feeling during and after my run today, which I haven’t felt since my knee injury. My muscles burned but it was a good type of pain, if that makes sense haha. I’m watching your other vids as well and they are super informative! Thx again ^~^
you have such a cheerful and bright energy! thanks for sharing your tips!
I'm 47 and have been running off and on my whole life. Just got back into it two months ago, great video.
Excellent information! I've run every distance from the 100 meters to 35 miles. I never had a good coach so I learned on the job, lol I may disagree with you, if I heard it right, about heel to toe for long distance. I was naturally a mid-foot striker. Heel strikers get plantar fasciitis. Be warned. I agree with you about downhill being the most risky part of racing. My best running achievement? Well over 100,000 miles so far. One other thing, train at altitude if you can. The only time I broke 40 minutes in the 10 K was after altitude training. Trained in Jo-berg SA and went direct to sea level to race. Cheers!
YOU READ MY MIND! Just when I’ve decided to take on my first ever marathon on my own, so scared lol but thank you for the super helpful advice as always🧡🧡xx
That’s awesome Eve!! You got this!! You’ll be great!! Rooting for you all the way 😘😘😘
Natacha Océane thank you🥰🥰 excited for next run now gotta try out some of these tips!!
watched this and hit a new PR afterward! :) thanks girl, you are literally my favorite
I’m a regular runner but I’m always trying to improve my technique and posture. Your video is a great breakdown of how techniques differ by distance.
The true embodiment of perfection
I loved this!! 😍Natacha, could you also make a gym shoe review? I would love to try new shoes for distance running and lifting! Have been using NMDs for gym for a year and really loving them, and trying through Asics for running at the moment 😊
Yess please!
I run high school XC and I’d stick with asics. I love mine, but I feel like it’s a personal choice
Thanks Natache! Great running tips. I just came back from my 2 mile sprints/run intervals. Your tips really helped me keep my stride and it was a little easier to go faster! Thanks so much! 😊
Wow! Even though I haven’t ran (save the treadmill) in years, this video has inspired me so much to start road running again. Fantastic tips and so informative. Thanks
This is awesome info. I run trails at 8000 ft elevation. Lots of hills. Going to use this to help improve my technique.Tank you so much.
Excellent advice; personally always found running downhill easier, definitely on recent run at Snowdon.
I find lately that I get really unmotivated for middle-distance but for some reason sprinting and endurance have been super motivating for me!
These were great tips!!
Such a wonderful personality and uplifting energy...Love your video Natacha!