At last a pair of running shoes made for me!
These shoes are absolutely amazing. Took them on a 10km run and straight out the box they felt completely comfortable as though I had been wearing them for months.
They are also very light with a spacious toe box to accommodate my long toes and wide forefoot, and [...]
Periodization can be quite a complex subject, but this article helped me to at least understand the basics. Although written specifically for running, I dare say the same principles could be applied to all three triathlon disciplines. Mike
With all the workouts you try to fit in—long runs, tempo miles, track intervals, hill repeats, strength training—sometimes it [...]
Still being a novice runner, I find these basic running technique drills very useful. But then again a daresay that much like swimming drills, there will always be a need to practice these regularly no matter what one’s level – Mike
Running Techniques: Technique drills for runners are usually performed using three activities – marching (walking), skipping [...]
So breathing is something natural that we have done every moment of our lives and so should not require any “learning” for an athlete. I mean if you are getting breathless you just need to get fitter right? Oh how wrong! Thanks Natalie for opening my eyes about this. Also some amazing reading at www.breathplay.com – [...]
If you think pool running is weird, boring, and wouldn’t do much for your fitness, we’re guessing you’ve never tried it. That’s too bad, because it’s hands-down the best cross-training activity for runners (and a lot more fun than it looks).
By Bob Wischnia & Marc Bloom
PUBLISHED 09/05/2003 by Runner’s World
Boring–Not!
I started pool running 10 [...]