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The 7 Key Ingredients Of Mile Training
By Joe Dunbar on 06/05/2002 09:40:15
How to beat the four-lap challenge
s important that you do this in a safe manner, to avoid the obvious injury problems. First you need to find a stretch of grass with a very gentle downslope. If youre running fast on grass, you must select an even path, as the chance of turning an ankle
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Hard works
By Steve Smythe on 01/06/2002 17:04:06
The definitive serious speedwork article - packed with examples
and steady speeds until you have gained the confidence and fitness to increase the efforts. After the session, run at least 10 minutes easy to warm down.The sessions do not have to be on a track. A roughly measured grass or road circuit is acceptable, or you
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Best Off-Road Shoes
By Rob Spedding on 22/06/2005 19:41:13
The pavements are awash, and the fields submerged, so you'll need a pair of winter shoes to protect your feet. Or will you?
– if you're going to be running through deep water then a fully waterproof shoe isn't your best bet. "Shoes utilising Gore-Tex XCR are best suited to use in damp conditions – running through wet grass, or splashing through puddles," says Ian Barnes, the UK
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RW Test: Trail Shoes
By Runner's World on 15/10/2009 11:07:55
RW tests the Brooks Cascadia 4, Carn Cobra, Inov8 Roclite 295, Salomon S-Lab 2XT Wings, Saucony Progrid Razor, Timberland TMA Route Racer, Asics Gel Trabuco 12
exceptional cushioning and responsiveness, as well as an impressive weight-to-toughness ratio. The upper was breathable but water-resistance was mixed, keeping out rain but allowing moisture in from wet terrain, such as long grass. A wide last offers stability
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Game For A Marathon: Running The Kenya Safaricom
By Ashley Smith on 18/07/2005 13:57:49
It's a marathon serious enough to attract the world record holder, where elephants, nervous Westerners and thousands of locals all play their part...
at the rate of one every 30 seconds or so. Can those guys run!It was at around this point that I also spotted a herd of elephants meandering and eating the juiciest leaves and grass just 300m from the edge of the course.The last two kilometres of the race
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The Total Beginner's Quick Guide To Running
By Beth Eck, Alisa Bauman and Mark Remy on 04/05/2002 12:39:33
Everything you need to know to get you moving
grass rather than roads. Think of running as a way to explore new territory. Use your watch to gauge your distance, and set out on a new adventure each time you run. Talk to other runners about the routes they run. The more varied your routes, the easier
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The Moor The Merrier
By Andy Blackford on 09/09/2003 11:45:05
The madness of adventure racers, as seen through the eyes of an ageing ultrarunner
the waterlogged tussock grass and the razor-wire heather while I stumbled and swore along in their wake.Thankfully, they stopped at the summit of each tor for a photo call. Which gave me just enough time to catch up before they went bounding off like hyperactive
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What Are You Like?
By Runner's World on 17/06/2004 10:51:32
You're not alone! Here's what over 125,000 typical runnersworld.co.uk members say about their running
2%I don't 4%My weekly mileage is about... 20 or less 58%21-30 27%31-40 12%41-50 2%I do these types of running... Road / Pavement 44%Trail / Grass / Woodland 27%Athletics Track 5%Treadmill 21%Fell 3%My most important reason for running is
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Into the Wilderness
By Andy Blackford on 08/10/2004 12:43:57
I'm country bound and ready to face any dangers that lie ahead
while I defended my decision to move to the country. They even waited for the dog while he sexually assaulted a golden retriever in the long grass – a weekly occurrence throughout my long association with the geriatric wing of the Harriers. It was a
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RW's 60-Second Guides: Avoiding Injury
By Runner's World on 15/09/2005 16:26:14
If impatience is your middle name, you need our 60-second guides. Shallow but helpful, with five articles to print and read...
into injury. Don't add more than two or three miles a week (or 10 per cent, whichever is greater).The surface you run on makes a huge difference to the impact your body absorbs. Try to do at least half your running on grass or off-road trails. Also, get your
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