Hi everyone. I have a silly question to ask. Don't worry, I know having just finished week 5 that I should not be considering these things for ages yet, and I won't, I promise, at the moment I'm just curious.
If I ever get to the point where I want to experiment with increasing my pace, do you do this by making each stride longer or by doing more strides per minute?
Thanks graduates, I'm so glad I have so many " real runners" to ask😀
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Increasing stride length is the quickest way..........to knee problems.
Once you are a strong and experienced runner you might work on stride length, preferably with a qualified coach, but at this stage it is an absolute no-no and learning to increase cadence is the way. Your speed will almost definitely increase as you get more miles on your legs.
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