Trail running
[trayl ruhn-ing]
/ˈtreɪl ˌrʌnɪŋ/
Noun
Defintion for Trail running
Trail running is a sport and recreational activity involving running on natural terrain, typically on hiking trails, with varying elevation and technical challenges.
Long Definition
Trail running involves running on natural terrains like mountains, forests, and deserts, offering varied surfaces and elevation changes. It enhances strength, balance, and agility due to uneven paths and obstacles. Real-world examples include races like the Western States 100 or UTMB. Trail running reduces impact stress compared to road running, lowering injury risk. It also provides mental benefits through nature exposure and solitude. For runners, it builds endurance and mental resilience, crucial for long-distance events. Trail running shoes with better grip and protection are essential for safety and performance.
Kaizen Insights
Kaizen uses trail running data to analyze elevation changes and terrain difficulty, adjusting training plans to improve endurance and performance on varied surfaces.
Category
Terrain & Weather
