Hydration, Hydration, Hydration
August 6, 2010 No Comments on Hydration, Hydration, HydrationWhat you need to know to safely cross the finish line. Originally written in 2002, before my first marathon Enough
What you need to know to safely cross the finish line. Originally written in 2002, before my first marathon Enough
Today is the 19th of May. With still more than one month before the official start of summer, I
In this second posting on this topic, I will attempt to bring together some of the latest research that I
Individualized Training Zones. You may have opened up several books, purporting to be the be-all and end-all of establishing training intensity
A few years ago I made a decision to tone my activities down to just riding. The primary reason was
This fall my husband and I found out that we’re expecting our first baby early this July. As I’m
There is no disputing that to run faster, a distance runner needs to carefully accumulate volume over the years, develop
When I tell people that I run 365 days a year outdoors, I get the look. The look of “Are
Having been a road runner for a number of years, I decided this summer to branch out to trail running.
For those getting more serious about racing the Marathon distance and beyond, don’t ignore the one ingredient that still eludes
Running and Cycling’s best kept training secret for winter workouts! Come out of the “off” season in better shape than
Cross Country Spikes vs. All Purpose Spikes Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been racing cross country for years,
I, like a lot of other kids ran cross country in elementary school. The elementary school cross country experience was
This isn’t some get-fit-quick scheme. I’m really refering to training for marathons by running only three days a week. When