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What Workout Starts with T So I Can Post it on Tuesday?

    Runners and coaches almost always plan training using a weekly structure, but that’s only because that’s the arbitrary format humans use to schedule their lives. Whether because of racing schedules, habits, or even the influence of other runners’ social media posts, runners and coaches often get caught up in patterns. Just because there …

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Recovery Time

  (Unsplash CC0) An important component of the training program is recovery, perhaps even more important than the training itself since all the adaptations that a runner is striving to accomplish occur during the recovery period between runs, not during the runs themselves. Positive physiological adaptations to training occur when there is a correctly timed …

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Olympic Day

    Happy Olympic Day! Ever since I was a little kid, I have had a deep passion for the Olympics. I wish I could post a photo of me running in the Olympics like many of my social media friends are doing today, but I was not blessed with such Olympic talent. Instead, here’s …

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RUNNING STRIDE

  RUNNING SPEED = STRIDE RATE X STRIDE LENGTH Is stride rate or stride length more important? When you increase your pace from a jog to a run to a fast run, stride length increases more than does stride rate by the plantar flexor muscles (gastrocnemius and soleus) producing more force against the ground, until …

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