Trail Running/Walking
A form of running or walking on natural terrains like dirt trails, mountains, and forests.
Instructions
- Start with a proper warm-up to prevent injuries.
- Wear suitable footwear to protect your feet from rough terrains.
- Stay hydrated and carry a water bottle if necessary.
- Plan your route before starting and inform someone about your whereabouts.
- Use a gentle pace initially to get accustomed to the trail.
- Keep an eye on the trail to avoid roots, rocks, or uneven surfaces.
- Gradually increase pace and distance as you become more comfortable.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Skipping the warm-up leading to injuries.
- Wearing inappropriate footwear.
- Ignoring hydration needs.
- Running too fast without acclimation.
- Not paying attention to the trail, leading to trips and falls.
- Overexerting without considering fitness level.
Additional Information
General | |
Difficulty | intermediate |
Force | |
Mechanic | |
Equipment | |
Muscle | calves |