Seems like it should be easier, but running downhill takes as much strength and control as running on the incline. Pick up the technique and you'll pick up your race time. You will need properly fitted running shoes
running socks, and comfortable, supportive athletic clothing. Lean forward and lengthen your stride.
How To: Run downhill in cross-country
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