Plyometric Training and Distance Running: Does it Help?
May 9, 2010
Filed under Cross Training, Running
You may or may not have heard of plyometric training – especially if you are exclusively a distance runner or recreational runner. If you haven’t, this is understandable; until very recently, plyometric training was thought to not be useful for distance running. A recent study from the University of Technology Sydney, in Sydney, Australia, suggests [...]
Tyler Stewart’s Top 10 Tips to Jumpstart Your Training
Tyler takes her training outdoors on a sunny day in Northern California. Growing up in Connecticut, triathlon was the furthest thing from Tyler Stewart’s mind. In fact, with an intense fear of the water, she was quite happy to stay on dry land doing a variety of sports from track to equestrian. In 2003, she [...]
10,000,000 Metres for Parkinsons
March 30, 2010
Filed under Good Causes, Running
Alex Flynn and Richard Merry are racing 10 Million Metres by the end of 2014 to raise money for Cure Parkinson Trust. Take a look at their blog here 10,000,000 Metres for Parkinsons And you can encourage them on this page During 2009 Marathon Des Sables [...]
Hip Pain and Running
March 28, 2010
Filed under Running, Sports Injuries
Location Pain at the side of the hip. This pain can arise at the point where the joint of the hip meets the thigh or even higher towards the hip bone. Anatomy of Hip Joint The hip bone is a large, flattened, irregularly shaped bone, constricted in the centre and expanded above and below. It [...]
Video for All Runners
March 28, 2010
Filed under Running
Now, you can implement the same kind of training that runners use to train for marathons, races and other running events! You can steal the strategies that runners use to get to the next level. You will be able to discover the secrets that they use to get to where they are at today. _evpInit(‘aW50cm8tMS5mbHY=’); [...]
Biggest Marathon, Half-Marathon Training Mistakes
Half marathons and marathons can be over in a matter of hours, but runners, both newbies and elite, often spend months training for the 13.1- and 26.2-mile races. Robert Chapman, director of the Human Performance Laboratory in Indiana University's School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, and coach of Brook Team Indiana Elite, discusses four [...]
Running Tips, Techniques and Benefits by WebMD
March 8, 2010
Filed under Running
By Richard Weil An excellent article about Running Tips, Techniques, Benefits, Training Programs, History and Injuries Click here to like this post. Unlike
Hill training: tips, secrets and benefits
March 5, 2010
Filed under Running, Trail Running
Running hills is an important part of your training, because it strengthens your legs and ankles, increases your aerobic and anaerobic capacity, and increases your tolerance for lactic acid. When you run hills, you're not only moving your body laterally, as you do on level ground, but you're moving your body against gravity. Thus, hills [...]
Audio Training for Runners
February 18, 2010
Filed under Running, Running Videos
Audio Training How To Develop A Healthy And Enjoyable Running Routine In Less Than 14 Days Starting From Scratch _evpInit(‘cnVubmluZy1mb3ItZml0bmVzcy0xLm1wNA==’); Click here to like this post. Unlike
Add 1% of Incline to Your Treadmill Workout
February 15, 2010
Filed under Cross Training, Running
How to make your treadmill workout closer to outdoor exercise By Elizabeth Quinn Question: I run outdoors during the summer, but when the weather turns dark and cold I generally run on a treadmill in the gym. Am I getting the same workout? Answer: In general, you will get a fairly comparable workout as [...]












