Proprioception is the body's ability to sense its position, movement and action. It involves the coordination of sensory feedback from nerves within the muscles, tendons, and joints, as well as from the inner ear's balance systems. This system allows us to move without having to consciously think about our environment or the movements we are making. However, when we give greater attention to our body's signals, it informs our training for making real-time adjustments … and that reduces injuries and enhances running performance. Try this the next time you are running into a strong headwind. Our impulse is to fight the wind, which is only going to make it push back even harder. Instead, listen to your body's signals and adjust. Use the techique of deliberate play to train this skill in a challenging and fun way. Hidden Potential: The Science Of Achieving Greater Things, by Adam Grant Run Like A Pro: Elite Tools And Tips For Running At Every Level, by Matt Fitzgerald and Ben Rosario If you'd like to get more tips like this, please subscribe to Running Longevity on iTunes or Spotify. Better yet, go to runninglongevitylab.com to get the newsletter for additional insights and advice. 

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