Running workshop 2018

What is your running worth?

The Kent Sport Physiotherapy Clinic would like to invite members, non-members and local runners to the fourth informative running workshop. In this workshop we will be looking at what your running is worth. Could your time be better spent?

The workshop will be split in to two sessions; In the first session, we will re-visit running drills as there is always room for improvement. The second session will then look at how much time you invest in your own functional movements and identifying weaknesses.

When: Saturday 21 July 2018, 10am to 12.30pm
Where: The Pavilion, University of Kent, Canterbury Campus, CT2 7NL
Who: Open to members and non-members. All abilities welcome
Cost: £6 per person with complimentary tea and coffee on arrival
Payment: Must be made before the event by visiting reception at the Sports Centre or the Pavilion
To register: Either email your application form to: physio@kent.ac.uk or mail / drop it off to the Physiotherapy Clinic
What to bring: Running gear if you would like to complete parkrun first, plus additional running attire that is both comfortable to sit in during the lecture and then straight into the practical elements

For more information about the running workshop, please visit the running workshop webpage.

“Very enjoyable and full of useful information and tips that can be applied to all aspects of running. It was fascinating to get a much better understanding of what a warm up should really look like and what it is there to do and will certainly change my approach to warming up for my forthcoming parkruns as standing around chatting to other people while half-heartedly static stretching really is not going to help that much in terms of getting me ready to run! The running technique session was equally informative and enjoyable; thought it was an excellent idea to get the group to critique each other as allowed us to get to grips with putting the theory into action and how this can be tailored to individual styles.” – Paul Sales

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