"experienced runners" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals who have a lot of knowledge and skill in the activity of running. Example: The marathon was dominated by a group of experienced runners who had trained for months leading up to the race.
Low experienced runners will sustain more injuries compared with high experienced runners after the first 50 km of following a distance-based 14-week running schedule for half-marathon.
Experienced runners take it seriously".
Both men are experienced runners who had run the marathon before.
This survey, which recruited experienced runners from the Chicago area, asked the respondents directly about how they hydrate and why.
Experienced runners who need less coaching will do well with either MapMyRun (Apple or Android) or Endomondo (Apple or Android), but Endomondo has more social networking elements whereas MapMyRun has more nutrition-related features.
But they should also beware the humidity and the area's unrelentingly hilly terrain, which has helped gain the event a reputation for putting even experienced runners through some seriously challenging paces.
She is a vastly experienced runner who ought to have spotted, if she did not really know beforehand, that Miss Budd, for all her lack of height, has a long, awkward stride and big elbows.
It's also the No. 1 thing you can do to access that elusive zone or where runners experience the runner's high feeling.
Much the same could be said about the thoughts experienced by runners.
Recent investigations have revealed lower vertical loading rates and knee energy absorption amongst experienced barefoot runners relative to those who rear-foot strike (RFS).
And all were experienced barefoot runners, which was important because none wore shoes for the study, to eliminate the issue of the weight of the shoe.
