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Types
of workouts:
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First, well begin with an energizing
morning run -- thirty minutes out and back.
The run will be followed by a dynamic yoga
practice, bringing oxygen to the large muscle
groups, You'll practice postures with specific
focus on the strengthening, alignment, and
deep stretching of areas that often undergo
trauma in running: the arches of the feet,
ankles, Achilles tendons, knees, hamstrings,
quads, hips, and lower back. You'll also
learn deep releasing postures for the hip
rotators and hamstrings, for a longer, freer
stride.
By bringing your body and mind into balance
and alignment through the practice of yoga,
you can run with vigor for years to come.
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