Posted on 30 January 2012.
Consistency is the key to sustaining and improving your running performance levels and is an important training goal in its own right. In this article my coaching partner Mark Gorski gives his thoughts on just how vital this consistency ingredient is to successful running.
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Posted in Training Philosophy
Posted on 24 January 2012. Tags: Racing
Whether you’re fast or slow, young or old, learning to plan and execute an evenly paced running race is the most effective strategy to claim your next personal best time.
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Posted in Running Technique Tips
Posted on 19 January 2012. Tags: Fred Brossard
The Saucony Hattori is a super light glove-like shoe that is very popular with experienced minimalist runners. However, the zero drop Hattori should be treated with caution. In this article I give my thoughts and those of Fred Brossard – a man with the courage to run a marathon in these feather weight shoes.
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Posted in Shoe Reviews
Posted on 14 January 2012. Tags: Dathan Ritzenhein, Meb Keflezighi, Ryan Hall
Over the past year, three of the leading male contenders in today’s US Olympic Trials Marathon held in Houston Texas have had an unusual amount of scrutiny of their running form. Meb, Ritz and Hall, for various reasons, captured the attention of professional journalists and bloggers alike as everyone queued up to have their say. As the running technique debate rages on I wonder who will come out on top when the rubber hits the road?
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Posted in News and Comment
Posted on 10 January 2012. Tags: Barefoot Running, Spikes
I’ve recently been experimenting with barefoot jogging, zero drop shoes and reintroducing my body to racing spikes after a twenty year layoff. Here’s a few observations based on what I’ve learned.
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Posted in Minimalist Running
Posted on 04 January 2012.
There are more ways than the stopwatch to measuring running success. Benchmarking every run against your best efforts can be counterproductive. What might appear an average performance to an outsider could be a personal triumph for the individual given where it fits with the rest of life’s complexities.
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Posted in Training Philosophy