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How To Be A Mentally Tough Runner
- By JoAnn Dahlkoetter, PhD
- Published April 9, 2013
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The Three Best Core Exercises For Runners
- By Matt Fitzgerald
- Published March 20, 2013
There are lots of core exercises out there. Doing any of them is better than doing none of them. But some are definitely better for runners
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Develop A Better Sense Of Run Pace
- By Jeff Gaudette
- Published January 23, 2013
The line between setting a new personal best and a near miss is often razor thin. A simple mistake like running just a few seconds too fast
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Get To The First Buoy Faster
- By Sara McLarty
- Published October 26, 2012
It can be a challenge to sprint the first two minutes of a race that will take multiple hours to complete, but getting to the front early
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Chris Lieto IM Workouts: The Swim
- By Triathlete Europe
- Published September 19, 2012
He’s won three Ironman races, finished top ten in Kona three times and forged a considerable career for himself during the sport. So
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Speed Development For Distance Runners
- By Jeff Gaudette
- Published June 22, 2012
As training theory continues to evolve, coaches and exercise scientists are continuing to uncover more effective and efficient ways to
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Train Slow, Run Fast
- By Matt Fitzgerald
- Published May 17, 2012
- Updated May 17, 2012 at 3:30 pm
Last year I went for a run with Adam and Kara Goucher around the Nike campus in Beaverton, Ore. Not only was I thrilled to have the
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Run Speed Training For Beginners
- By Paul Moore
- Published January 12, 2012
Want to run faster in races? Then you need to run faster in training. Here are some tips on how to do just that. Written by: Mario Fraioli
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From Non-Runner To World Beating Triathlete
- By Paul Moore
- Published May 24, 2011
If you’re among those who had little pavement-pounding experience before doing your first tri, you might assume the third leg will always
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How To Build Your Base
- By Paul Moore
- Published March 15, 2011
Many triathletes believe that the best way to build your base is to focus on long, slow distance training with no intensity, for several