Strong Runners Think Differently

<h1>Why I Do Not Rush to Correct Your Marathon Training</h1>

<p>Everyone has advice about marathon training.</p>

<p>Coaches adjust mechanics.<br>

Influencers promote new strategies.<br>

Nutritionists change fueling plans.</p>

<p>That is fine.</p>

<p>But when everything becomes about correction, runners stop thinking for themselves.</p>

<p>When I see something done poorly or inefficiently, I don’t rush to fix it.</p>

<p>Because fixing the action does not always fix the thinking behind it.</p>

<p>If the mindset stays the same, the same pattern shows up again.</p>

<p>I’m not interested in managing someone’s workout.</p>

<p>I’m interested in helping them see differently.</p>

<p>When thinking changes, behavior follows naturally.</p>

<p>That creates independence.</p>

<p>That creates durability.</p>

<p>That lasts longer than any single training block.</p>

<p>Marathon training is not only about performance.</p>

<p>It is about building the kind of judgment that holds up over decades.</p>

<p><strong>Run to be strong.</strong></p>

<p><strong>Very strong.</strong></p>

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