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Conclusion. Inexperienced and experienced runners are equally capable of matching preferred stride length to economical stride length. Introduction. Experienced runners appear to naturally select a stride length which is optimal for minimizing oxygen uptake. However, whether this ability is naturally built into the human body or whether it is learned through experience has not been previously tested.

SELF-OPTIMIZATION OF STRIDE LENGTH AMONG EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERIENCED DISTANCE RUNNERS