Showing posts with label Runner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Runner. Show all posts

06 September 2019

Race-Day Disasters: Don't Let Them Happen to You!



Runners are planners. We pick races, plot strategies, and work hard for weeks–months! years!–to hit our goals. Yet too often, we fall apart on race day, hobbled by cramps, gutted by GI distress, slowed or sidelined by unforeseen demons.

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17 April 2018

10 reasons Yuki Kawauchi, Boston marathon winner, should be your favourite runner



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04 January 2018

14 experiences that only Canadian runners have in winter



Winter running in Canada is… an experience. Canadians get a reputation for being able to tough it out even through the worst conditions.

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20 June 2017

Chemotherapy, Then the U.S. Championships, for Gabriele Grunewald



EUGENE, Ore. — Gabriele Grunewald stepped onto the track as the dying light of day yielded to periwinkle evening. She and her fellow world-class runners walked single file, hair tied in ponytails, to the starting line at the annual Prefontaine Classic, one of track’s premier events.

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10 June 2015

Power Up, Over, and Down Any Incline



Check out these tips to help you kill the hills. Australian miler Herb Elliott's gut-churning sand dune workouts prior to his 1960 Olympic gold helped establish hill training as critical to every serious training plan.

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26 March 2015

Double Time : Working Out Twice A Day





Running on tired legs isn’t fun, but it will teach your body how to finish a race strong. The standard double day is hardly a foreign concept to endurance athletes, but double-dipping with two hard workouts is a different thing altogether.



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10 March 2015

Design and Tech





After months (years?) of rumors, Apple unveiled its entry in the smartwatch market on Tuesday—and it’s a doozy.



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8 Things Runners Need to Know about Apple Watch





The good news? Cool ways to track your health and workouts. The bad news? You’ll need to run with your phone.



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09 March 2015

8 Weight-Loss Mistakes Runners Make





Pop quiz: You just went for a run. How many kilojoules did you blast? Chances are your guess outpaces reality, to the tune of, say, a Frappuccino.



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21 February 2015

It's All Good





Forget about comparisons to other runners. Every mile you run is a symbol of accomplishment. "We are famileeee!" the silver-haired volunteer yelled, singing along with Sister Sledge's disco classic as it pumped out over two speakers.



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16 February 2015

10 Races Perfect for People Just Beginning Running





Billed as the “World’s Fastest 5K,” the Carlsbad 5000 in Carlsbad, CA is home to 16 world records and eight U.S. records, along with numerous age-group and wheelchair bests. The current world’s best for men and women were notched there. But locals also call it the “Party by the Sea.



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Weight Training Basics for Runners





Despite what some people think, weight lifting and running go hand and hand. For runners, strength training is a key component in boosting performance. Adding the strength you get from a weight lifting program will help you switch gears quickly and sprint faster.



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19 December 2014

The Other New Movie About a Famous Runner





Running enthusiasts worldwide are eagerly awaiting the December 25th release of Unbroken, the Angelina-Jolie-directed movie based on Laura Hildenbrand's best-selling book about Louis Zamperini.



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09 December 2014

The how guide to take up running





Running, while an easy exercise to pick up, isn’t for everyone; one person’s meditative mile is another’s boredom-inducing march.



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04 December 2014

Russia facing allegations of systematic doping





MOSCOW (AP) — Russia faced explosive allegations of corruption and systematic doping on Wednesday, including the reported admission of drug use by an Olympic champion runner and cover-up and extortion involving a three-time Chicago Marathon winner.



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30 November 2014

10 Healthy Habits of (Insanely) Passionate Runners





What are the common bonds that runners share? Here’s a good starting point.



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21 November 2014

Baltimore's "Running Man" Attacked on a Run





Keith Boissiere, 62, is Baltimore icon, thanks to his running routine. Baltimore’s Keith Boissiere, known by locals as “The Running Man,” says he was attacked by two men while running last Thursday around 3:30 p.m.



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18 November 2014

My Favorite Gift Ideas for Runners





I know that pretty much everyone with a blog writes a post of gift ideas this time of year. I've never done one of those posts before (at least that I can remember!), so I thought it would be fun to compile a list of my favorite running items that I think would make great gifts for others.



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17 November 2014

Top 10 Ways to Be a Better Runner





Running is one of the easiest ways to get a good cardio workout (and it's an important skill for when the Zombie Apocalypse hits). Whether you're just getting started running or have already run a marathon, here are some tips and tricks to make the most of your running sessions.



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