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Running is basically a series of single-leg landings, so it makes sense to train that way… — @nicklee.pt

Posted Aug 25, 2026 (2 months ago)17s22,119 views

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22,119
Likes
1,265
Comments
7
Shares
70
Saves
963
Engagement
6.07%
Duration
17s
Posted
Aug 25, 2026

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@nicklee.pt's TikTok video "Running is basically a series of single-leg landings, so it makes sense to train that way too! These are 4 movements I keep coming back to for building strength, stability and control that carries over to running 👊🏻 1️⃣ Cossack squat - 3 sets | 12-16 reps 2️⃣ Single-leg RDL to overhead press - 3 sets | 6-8 each side 3️⃣ Single-leg calf raise - 3 sets | 12-16 each side 4️⃣ Lunging around the world - 3 sets | 6-8 each side Give them a go and save this one for your next strength session! 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 #runningtips #runningstrength #runstrong #singlelegstrength #ukrunning" has 22,119 views, 1,265 likes, 7 comments, 70 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 6.07% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 2 months ago and runs 17 seconds. It has been saved 963 times.

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