At least, not when you first start out. I think most people assume that running means, y’know, a super fast, confident pace. You might think of a “runner” and picture some lean, leggy woman striding out along the path in skin tight lycra.
But it’s not.
When you are learning to run, it’s all about going as slowly as possible.
Now, inside Run with Turia, we do things a little differently. We don’t follow the run/walk method that you might be used to. Our aim is to get you running consistently, not stopping and starting. But when you first start out, the only way to do that is to go REALLY slowly.
In RWT, we call this super slow jog, the “shuffle” – and it is the one tool that our members SWEAR by as their running breakthrough.
Literally. The shuffle is what has taught over 4,000 women inside my program how to run.
So, let’s show you the shuffle….
