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Maddy Biddulph

All you need to start improving your running form is a resistance band and these beginner-friendly moves

Woman in sportswear exercising with yellow resistance band wrapped around her ankles on a stairwell outdoors.

If you want to run strong, then you really need to be doing regular strength training.

That’s the advice from certified running coach and ultrarunner Yana Strese, posted in a recent Instagram Reel. To “run strong”, she does resistance exercises two to three times a week all year round, because it helps keep her “powerful, stable and injury-resistant”.

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