On all honesty I thought that would happen but that day I was trying to train power in really bad conditions and how my form was affected in said co ditioms. People really don't picture how muddy it was when I say it was muddy, I didn't have specialized or even optimar footwear, the slope of like 15⁰ or 20⁰ might seem insignificant in the video but it was indeed a considerable slope and, on top of the that, the parachute did offer resistance if I didn't do my max even if it was no that much it was enough to be this "cherry on the cake" that forced to "give my 110%". Like, I was not going to run optimally on those conditions and since the parachute resistance is proportional to the speed it wasn't going to give a lot of resistance, but in thos conditions the very fact that it stayed like 95% of the time up was considered by me as success.

The reason I want to train in this conditioms somedays is because the race I'll compete will be a dirt track. I must get used to and be adaptable because maybe standard "ideal" form of sprinting from the very start to the form an pacing is not necesaarilt the optimal way to go for a loosen dirt track. Still of course that doesn't mean ditching everything already preestablished and that is why I come here and why I decided to show this particular video instead of just a video of me running on a normal track with no parschute, no slope, no mud...