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  • 1970
  • 1 Season

Strength Development for Runners is a comprehensive online course created by Pose Method, Inc to help runners build strength, increase endurance, and prevent injuries. This program is designed to be a supplement to a runner's regular training regimen and includes a variety of exercises and workouts that focus on building strength and improving technique.

The course is designed for runners of all levels, whether you're a beginner or an experienced runner looking to take your training to the next level. The program is divided into six sections: Warm-up, Strength Training Basics, Plyometric Training, Speed and Power Development, Endurance Training and Recovery. Each section includes detailed instructions, videos, and demonstrations of each exercise and its proper technique.

The Warm-up section of the course consists of dynamic stretching exercises specifically designed to prepare the body for strength training. These exercises help increase flexibility, mobility, and range of motion, and improves overall body awareness before moving on to the more intense strength training exercises.

The Strength Training Basics section focuses on building general strength and muscle mass with weightlifting exercises like squats, bench presses, and deadlifts. Here, runners learn weightlifting fundamentals, such as proper technique and injury prevention tips. The guide recommends various weights and repetitions that you can adjust according to your fitness level.

The Plyometric Training section includes exercises that help improve running form and power. Plyometrics are explosive exercises that increase strength and speed, and help runners withstand the impact of repetitive motion. These exercises include box jumps, squat jumps, and lateral bounds. The course provides detailed instructions and videos that are easy to follow even if you're entirely new to plyometric training.

In the Speed and Power Development section, runners learn how to build speed, accelerate, and maintain it throughout their runs. Through various drills and training techniques, runners learn how to improve their running economy, speed up turnover, and run on dynamic surfaces. Speed workouts and programs are tailored to individual goals and abilities, depending on the performance level of the runner.

The Endurance Training section builds the capacity to sustain high-intensity efforts over long distances. The program offers a range of workouts to improve your endurance, like hill repeats, fartlek, and tempo runs. Instruction on form and heart-rate management helps to ensure you get the most out of each workout to enhance your endurance level.

The Recovery section is an essential part of the Strength Development for Runners course. It focuses on essential recovery techniques that help with muscle repair and management of muscle soreness. It includes foam rolling, myofascial release, and yoga stretching. In addition, runners are instructed on the importance of getting plenty of sleep, eating right and hydrating properly in optimization of recovery.

Access to the Strength Development for Runners program at Pose Method, Inc is available online from anywhere, 24/7. The platform features an intuitive user interface that is easy to navigate, even for absolute beginners. It offers access to a downloadable workout plan for each of the six sections, providing an easily accessible reference guide to use while on the go.

In summary, Strength Development for Runners is an all-encompassing user-friendly course, taking fitness to the next level. Pose Method, Inc has designed this program for anyone looking to elevate their running game. It is a perfect choice whether you're looking to get started, build your strength foundation, or take your fitness to a wholly new level.

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Final Assessment and Outlook
38. Final Assessment and Outlook
January 1, 1970
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Week 3 Training Schedule
33. Week 3 Training Schedule
January 1, 1970
Summary is not available.
Week 2 - Day 1 Training Session
30. Week 2 - Day 1 Training Session
January 1, 1970
This is the first session of the second week of the program. When you're warmed up and ready, play this video and follow along, performing each of the exercises in this set.
Week 1 - Day 3 Training Session
28. Week 1 - Day 3 Training Session
June 23, 2016
This is the third session of the first week of the program. When you're warmed up and ready, play this video and follow along, performing each of the exercises in this set.
Week 1 Training Schedule
25. Week 1 Training Schedule
June 23, 2016
Watch this video to see the exercises, number of sets, and number of reps for the three sessions that make up your first week of training.
Initial Strength Assessment
24. Initial Strength Assessment
January 1, 1970
Before you start any training program, it's important to know where you're starting so you can track your improvement. This video will take you through the six exercises that make up you're initial strength assessment.
Drill: Side Hip Dips Progression
23. Drill: Side Hip Dips Progression
June 23, 2016
Side Hip Dips are a great exercise for strengthening the bridge between your upper and lower body. Watch this video to see how to perform the exercises in this progression.
Drill: Face Up Hip Dips Progression
22. Drill: Face Up Hip Dips Progression
January 1, 1970
Summary is not available.
Why should Runners do Hip Dips?
20. Why should Runners do Hip Dips?
January 1, 1970
Hip Dips are a great exercises for strengthening a runner. In this video you'll learn why they're important for runners to do when training and where you're focus needs to be when performing these types of exercises.
Drill: Push-Up Progression
19. Drill: Push-Up Progression
January 1, 1970
Push-Ups are a great exercise for developing your upper body and improve you're ability of unweighting. Watch this video to see how to perform the exercises in this progression.
Face Down Leg Raise Progression
17. Face Down Leg Raise Progression
January 1, 1970
Summary is not available.
Abs and Back Strength for Runners
15. Abs and Back Strength for Runners
January 1, 1970
Abs and back development is key for strengthening a runner. In this video you'll learn why they're important for runners to do when training and where you're focus needs to be when performing these types of exercises.
Drill: Ankle Weight Pull
14. Drill: Ankle Weight Pull
January 1, 1970
The one actionable element in running is pulling your foot from the ground. Ankle weight pulls are a great exercise for improving your ability to pull your foot quickly and in the right direction. Watch this video to see how to perform this exercise.
Drill: 1 Leg Box Jumps
13. Drill: 1 Leg Box Jumps
January 1, 1970
Summary is not available.
Drill: 2 Leg Box Jumps
12. Drill: 2 Leg Box Jumps
June 23, 2016
Two leg box jumps are a great exercise for developing support muscles and improve at unweighting. Watch this video to see how to perform this exercise.
Drill: 1 Leg Hops with a Bar
11. Drill: 1 Leg Hops with a Bar
June 23, 2016
One leg hops with the bar overhead are a great exercise for developing support muscles and improve at unweighting. Watch this video to see how to perform this exercise.
Drill: 2 Leg Hops with a Bar
10. Drill: 2 Leg Hops with a Bar
January 1, 1970
Two leg hops with the bar overhead are a great exercise for developing support muscles and improve at unweighting. Watch this video to see how to perform this exercise.
Why should Runners do Hops & Jumps
9. Why should Runners do Hops & Jumps
January 1, 1970
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Drill: One Leg Squats
7. Drill: One Leg Squats
January 1, 1970
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Why should Runners do Squats?
6. Why should Runners do Squats?
June 23, 2016
Squats are among the main exercises found in this series. In this video you'll learn why they're important for runners to do when training and where your focus needs to be when performing these types of exercises.
Training Schedule Overview
5. Training Schedule Overview
January 1, 1970
Summary is not available.
Strength: Isolation vs Functional
4. Strength: Isolation vs Functional
January 1, 1970
In the world of strength training, there's a debate about whether muscles can be developed in isolation or if they can only strengthen within their practical application. Watch this video to better understand the two approaches and how you should in turn structure your own training regimen.
The Relationship Between Force and Strength
3. The Relationship Between Force and Strength
January 1, 1970
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How to Approach Strength Training
2. How to Approach Strength Training
January 1, 1970
Traditionally, strength training is centered on developing muscles that aid with extension of the joints. Did you know this is actually counterproductive? In this video, you'll learn why this approach isn't the best and what your focus should be when developing strength.
Strength Development for Runners
1. Strength Development for Runners
January 1, 1970
Do you know the role you're muscles play in running? Or how to properly build strength to improve your running? This 4-Week Strength training program will teach you how to approach strength as a runner and build up your strength from head to toe.
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    January 1, 1970