【オリンピアン直接指導】五輪2大会連続出場・田端健児が教える「劇的に走りが変わる」走り方教室

This running form clinic is led by Kenji Tabata, a Japanese long sprinter who competed in the 4 x 400 m relay at both the Atlanta and Sydney Olympic Games. Drawing on his experience at world level, the session focuses on the fundamentals that support not only sprinting but many sports: efficient use of ground reaction force, maintaining speed with less wasted motion, and building the body awareness needed to keep running well. The program includes demonstration and lecture, warm-up work to create correct posture, technical drills covering foot contact, arm swing, and center-of-gravity movement, practical running with individual form advice, and time for questions about training and running concerns. It is aimed at elementary, junior high, and high school students, while the event text also notes relevance for runners who want to improve their personal performance. The source presents the clinic as a rare opportunity to receive direct, theory-based instruction from an Olympian and current coach.