Your running form doesn't break down because your body is weak—it breaks because your focus shatters first.
Most runners think they have good form until they see their race day photos—hunched shoulders, shuffling feet, looking nothing like the smooth stride they practiced in training. The truth is your form doesn't break down because you're tired; it crumbles because your focus gives up first. In this episode, I'll reveal the hidden mental component that's sabotaging your race times and teach you five specific strategies to train your form to survive when your brain turns to mush. You'll discover why practicing perfect form when you're fresh is almost useless for race day, how to use fatigue-specific drills that actually translate to better race performance, and the mental cues that keep elite runners looking strong even when they're dying inside. This isn't about running prettier—it's about unlocking the speed you're already capable of but losing to preventable form breakdown.
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