(verb) (also used as noun)
A style of running where you lean forward, turn your hands toward your back and run. This increases stealth and stability. It lessens the chances of your enemy to predict your move as he can't see your hands! Actually that's how ninjas seemed to run and the term got popular due to Naruto, written by Masashi Kishimoto.
P.S.: Watch it, dattebayo
The kid Naruto ran during the Area 51 broadcast.
You know, Ninja Hattori from the 60's also performed the Naruto run!
By Merrilee
Naruto Run
People who runs with both arms outstretch behind them. Like in the anime series Naruto, most of the characters especially ninjas run like this.
The style of running used by the character naruto in the manga series. It has been popularized by the #storm area 51 Facebook page and has since become a meme.
Person 1: are you going to be narutorunner in the raid?
Person 2: yes we are naruto running from each side
By Piper
Naruto Run
A type of running technique used by ninjas to move faster where they pull their arms back and lean forward to run
The act of running around with your arms positions straight behind your back with your back bent. This is to emulate ones favorite character from the Chinese cartoon Naruto. People who perform such activities may also enjoy collecting Japanese weapons along with wearing trench coats.
A run in which the back and neck are kept low with the head facing forward, and the arms held backwards. This is a run that references to popular anime character: "Naruto Uzukami."
A running technique that makes you look like an Absolute dick in which your arms stay locked behind you while running. Most famously used by Alli (Too similar to Burns) Forsythe.
Spectator: "Why is Alli running like the Naruto Run? He looks like he has down syndrome!"
Rodney: "He's a Northern Ireland International and he knows it makes him lightning fast!"
By Fredrika
Naruto Running
Something Matt gets really angry about when you do it in front of him. He'll scream "THIS IS MY SWAMP!" and tell you to stop, but you never stop.