23/10/2025
Training for a 100 km race isn’t just about running more. It’s it’s about making sure your body can handle that distance efficiently, safely, and powerfully. That’s where Biokinetics comes in.
A Biokineticist looks at how your body moves, the muscle activation patterns, joint control, posture, and strength balance that all work together when you run.
Over 100 km, even the smallest imbalance or weakness can turn into pain, fatigue, or injury.
By improving muscle facilitation, we teach the right muscles to fire at the right time, so you move more efficiently, use less energy, and keep your form strong even when you’re tired.
This means better endurance, faster recovery, and fewer setbacks leading up to race day.
In short, Biokinetics turns your training from “just surviving the distance” into thriving through it, with strength, balance, and confidence from start to finish.
Follow Shawn Robert Smit journey as we build strength, balance, and power, for The Rock Ultra 100km trail run.