Understand how you run
Start by identifying the movement patterns that matter most for the individual athlete.
Form & Posture
Running form and posture coaching for more efficient movement.
RacePace Form & Posture coaching assesses how you run and helps you work on posture, stride, running economy and efficiency in a way that fits you as an individual athlete.
Movement assessment
Make your running movement more efficient.
RacePace Form & Posture coaching looks at the way you run, including posture, stride and overall efficiency. The purpose is not to force every runner into one textbook shape. It is to identify practical improvements that can support better running economy and more effective movement.
Areas we can work on
- Running posture and body position.
- Stride mechanics and movement habits.
- Running economy and efficiency.
- Practical technique coaching that fits the individual runner.
- Integration with the athlete's broader running programme where appropriate.
Whole-runner coaching
Technique should serve the athlete, not distract from running.
Form work is most useful when it connects back to the runner's goals, fitness and training. RacePace treats movement as one part of the wider coaching picture, alongside appropriate training, recovery, pacing and confidence.
Focus on useful changes
Work on practical cues and habits rather than chasing cosmetic changes for their own sake.
Connect it to training
Technique work can sit alongside the runner's normal coaching programme and race preparation.
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Mental Tenacity
RacePace also works with runners on the mental and emotional strength needed to train, race and grow with confidence.
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FAQ
Questions about running form and posture.
Can RacePace help with running form and posture?
Yes. Form and posture assessments are provided, after which the results can be used to improve running efficiency, movement quality and awareness of how an athlete runs.
Is a running form assessment only for fast runners?
No. Form and posture work can be useful across a wide range of abilities because the assessment looks at the individual athlete rather than comparing everyone to one ideal running style.
Will RacePace try to completely change the way I run?
No. The aim is to identify useful, practical changes that can improve efficiency and movement quality without forcing unnecessary changes.
Start here
Book a free consultation.
Tell RacePace where you are now, what you are training for and what you want to improve. Start with a free 30-minute consultation.