How We Run
By Michael DregniHere are seven things your body is doing while you run.
Here are seven things your body is doing while you run.
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According to the National Academy of Sports Medicine, proprioceptive forms of training – activities, like balancing on a wobbly surface, that require the body to “self-monitor” and adjust based on subtly shifting physiological signals – are very effective in improving dynamic joint stabilization and functional strength. But wait, that’s not all!