Avoid running injuries with micro-level pacing.

by Kirk Mahoney, Ph.D. on August 19, 2009

Actually, I should have titled this “Avoid injuries as a runner or fast walker with micro-level pacing.” instead.

What do I mean by a “fast” walker?

I mean someone who can sustain a walking pace at least as fast as 12:00/mile — not necessarily as fast as competitive racewalking (or “speedwalking”), but still pretty fast for most people!

And why do I put runners and fast walkers together?

Because I want to tell you about a technique that is for both groups.

If you are a runner or fast walker, then you should learn about a technique that I call “micro-level pacing”.

I have written a special report about it — “Avoiding Injury by Micro-Level Pacing” — that I want you to have FREE.

And it is super-easy to get this report.

Simply enter your first name and email address in the fields below and then click “EMAIL ME THE REPORT!” to get it right away. I hope that you enjoy it!

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