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Running Technique Assessment
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NEWS AND BLOGS

Announcement: Collaboration between RFA ft Sport Psych Consulting Malaysia
[JULY 29, 2020. LATEST] Today marks an important milestone for Run Fast Academy ! We hope to bring the very

2 Types of Free Energy You Can Utilize When You Run, Part 1- Data Thursday
How your body moves? Your running movement starts with Central Nervous System (CNS) using preconceived motor programs and sensory information

Tempted to Run Faster in Training? You Should Think Twice – Data Thursday
If you are following coach’s training for your upcoming race, one of the most important advice your coach could give

Dilemma looking for a pair of running shoes? – Data Thursday
As a runner, we are always faced with the dilemma of selecting the right pair of running shoes. Whenever I

When do we improve our running – during running or during recovery day- Data Thursday
This is a good question because recovery is a topic that many runners don’t even think about before their race. Most

Are you overstriding while running- Data Thursday
Are you overstriding while running? First question: Do you overstride? Most of the runners will tell me that they don’t