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We all know how to run. It’s one of the first “sports” we inherently learn without any instruction. It wasn’t long after my little Cassie learned to walk that she began to run, and she hasn’t stopped. She runs everywhere and with the biggest smile on her face. Now it’s more of a skippy, jump-around kind of run, but the smile remains. Even if it’s been decades since you joyously skipped around as a child, running is perhaps the technically easiest sport to (re)learn. So, why would anyone need a running coach?
Obviously, that is a rhetorical question coming from a running coach. Plus, you probably wouldn’t be reading this if you weren’t looking to improve your running. But, before I answer, let’s back up and look at the main characteristics of a good runner.
If you’re into trail running, snowshoe racing or ultra distance events, Erika is your girl. She’s got amazing connections and will help you integrate into the local trail community. Erika is also passionate about supporting athletes who are seeking sobriety. She is available for one on one instruction and online coaching.
As a personal trainer and triathlon coach for nearly a decade, Kari Stuart is a good fit for athletes who may need additional instruction with strength training, struggle to balance a busy schedule, or runners looking to also compete in triathlon, cycling or swimming events. Kari is available for personal training sessions, one on one training sessions as well as online coaching.
- Inherent ability – your God-given genetic makeup. Some people are just built to run. I’m married to one.
- Desire – the motivation to work hard and improve at running.
- A Strategy – enter the running coach!