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Under Armour\u2019s approach to training is different from its competitors. The company believes that performance doesn\u2019t just come from training, it comes from a holistic approach to running which includes considering emotional, psychological, physiological and nutritional strategies. They call this approach 360 Performance \u2013 it means that running doesn\u2019t stop when your watch does and highlights the ways in which training really is all-encompassing. This approach to running may seem daunting, but actually, it\u2019s geared towards balance. For Aisha Praught-Leer<\/b>, a UA athlete and 1,500m Olympian, 360 Performance is how she lives her life. \u201cShowing up on race day is such a small part of my existence. Everything else, the getting there, happens in the quiet moments.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

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Georgia Ellenwood<\/b>, <\/span>Ashley Taylor<\/b>, <\/span>Patrick Casey<\/b> and<\/span> Aisha Praught-Leer<\/b> are all professional UA athletes. However, when they talk about 360 performance, they talk about things beyond the nuts and bolts of training. To them, 360 means taking care of your entire being and improving yourself in every way. <\/span><\/p>\n

Michael Watts<\/b>, Under Armour\u2019s Director of Global Athlete Performance, feels that 360 Performance is what sets UA apart. \u201c<\/span>Every minute and every hour matters in the life of an athlete, if they are not training or competing then they are in a perpetual state of recovery. How they optimize their recovery depends on their own circumstances and journey. We want athletes to become more knowledgeable about themselves and how best to optimize their performance based on their data. Why does it matter? Because the best athletes in the world sweat the details, they are on a constant journey to master their mind, body and craft. We just help guide them.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

Believe in yourself<\/b><\/p>\n

Ellenwood, a Canadian heptathlete, saw a difference in her results when she began to believe in herself. She says 360 Performance means so much more than training \u2013 it means emotional, psychological and physiological harmony. Under Armour helped her find this. \u201cI\u2019m a real perfectionist,\u201d Ellenwood says. \u201cI used to be so worried about taking risks in practice, because I didn\u2019t want to look dumb or to fail. But I think sometimes you need to hit a hurdle hard or you need to fall. Do the ugly stuff in training.\u201d Ellenwood says she\u2019s made way more progress after allowing herself to make mistakes and becoming process-oriented, as opposed to obsessing over results. <\/span><\/p>\n

When it comes to practically preparing for her day, Ellenwood needs to get her body physically and mentally prepared. \u201cBefore I even leave the house I do pre-hab, so that means getting my feet ready, I warm up my legs with a heat pack, I have an hour of exercises before I even start practice.\u201d <\/span><\/p>\n

From there, Ellenwood will train for six to eight hours. In order to maintain that level of activity, she says she takes comfort in her routine and allows rest when needed. \u201cRunning is my full-time job and I love it, but sometimes it becomes a lot. If I need to stop for a moment if I\u2019m becoming overwhelmed by the load, I let myself. I\u2019ve learned that stepping away from the track for a minute, to regroup, is ok.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

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Be patient<\/b><\/p>\n

Taylor, a Canadian 800m runner, echoes this statement. She says that she, too, used to place a big emphasis on results, but she feels supported by an organization that sees her as more than a runner. \u201cUA gives us a lot of sport-specific support. But they support us beyond that. They help remind me to love myself through the process and to be patient.\u201d With her goals for 2020 entirely changed, patience has been key. <\/span><\/p>\n

Casey might be the most patient of the four UA athletes. The American miler has been looking forward to the 2020 Olympic Trials for nearly eight years. After being sidelined due to injury in 2016, he had his sights firmly set on qualifying this July. However, like everyone else, Casey\u2019s plans have changed. He said he\u2019s coping quite well with the new training, and feels like he\u2019ll be ready when the time comes to line up again. \u201cI used to think of running as the two or three hours I\u2019d actually be training everyday. Now I think of it as what I\u2019m doing when I\u2019m not running. How I\u2019m recovering, how I\u2019m preparing myself \u2013 because you can only do so much physically in a day.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

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It\u2019s a lifestyle<\/b><\/p>\n

All of the athletes feel that thinking about training in this new way, as a lifestyle as opposed to one aspect of their day, has made them better runners. <\/span>Aisha Praught-Leer<\/b>, a 1,500m runner and Olympian, feels like she places more of an emphasis on overall happiness now, which has in turn, made her a better runner. <\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cShowing up on race day and running a fast time is just a miniscule part of my existence. That\u2019s just the tip of the iceberg. Training is how I\u2019m sleeping, how I\u2019m eating and how I\u2019m keeping myself happy as a person.\u201d Praught-Leer says while she\u2019s a social person at practice, she\u2019s an introvert at heart. For her, she unwinds with a solo run or a self-care routine that she\u2019s perfected. While painting her nails doesn\u2019t seem like training, it helps her unwind. She feels like the better she\u2019s feeling about her life overall, the faster she will run. \u201cMy job is high pressure, so it’s imperative to take care of the below-the-surface stuff, to be able to run fast times on race day.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

Praught-Leer has learned that taking care of the below-the-surface stuff needs to be a priority. \u201cLike Under Armour encourages, I really take a holistic approach to my training. It\u2019s not my couple hours a day when I\u2019m training. It\u2019s how I recover, it\u2019s how I\u2019m sleeping, how I\u2019m eating, how I\u2019m hydrating and how I\u2019m keeping myself happy and sane and motivated.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

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360 Performance isn\u2019t just about running \u2013 it\u2019s actually about everything else outside of training that allows you to enjoy your sport. For the athletes above, running is their job, and they still ensure they\u2019re loving what they do. If running is your leisure activity, enjoyment is even more important. A happy runner is a fast runner, and that\u2019s what Under Armour wants to see in those they support. <\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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