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	RW Test: Home Treadmills By Kerry McCarthy on 08/01/2010 11:10:05 Keep your training on track through winter with our guide to home treadmills sessions: aim to run your longer intervals (three to eight minutes) just shy of your 10K pace, and your shorter efforts (one to three minutes) closer to your 5K pace. Indoor running means wind drag doesn't slow you down as it would outside, so your

	Mini-Test: Speed and Distance Monitors By Runner's World on 22/06/2005 15:27:29 Here are three of the latest additions. RW tests the Polar S625X, Timex Speed and Distance Monitor and Garmin Forerunner 201 (with a battery-life reading in hours), a PC interface to download data (with free Garmin software) and the GPS lock, once established, is reliable. Contact www.garmin.com; 0870 850 1241Timex Speed and Distance Monitor – £180Timex’s arm-mounted receiver

	Treadmills: Features that matter By Sean Fishpool on 08/07/2000 11:32:19 From speed to safety... be at least 127cm, with 140-150cm preferable for taller runners. Make sure you feel comfortable and confident on the belt, and check that it doesnt sometimes stutter, slip or slide off-centre. Controls The console buttons for changing speed and incline

	Summer 2006 Shoe Guide By Runner's World on 02/05/2006 18:53:28 This summer's 15 best new shoes, including the Asics Gel Kinsei and DS Trainer, Nike's Air Structure Triax and Vomero, and Saucony's new Grid Hurricane AsicsGel Kinsei (stability) £130 DS Trainer XI (performance) £85 BrooksAxiom 2 (stability) £75 Addiction 7 (motion-control) £70 Burn 3 (performance) £65 BEST UPDATE DiadoraMythos Samurai (performance) £70 EtonicJepara SC (stability) £80 Mizuno

	RW Speed-and-Distance Monitor Test By Runner's World on 15/01/2007 17:27:21 RW tests products from Polar, Nike, Garmin, Navman, Timex and Suunto and simple to explore. This is the kind of kit that could take over your life.Contact www.polarelectro.co.ukNike+ - £19 (with iPod Nano - £99) The Nike+ has replaced the company’s earlier footpod-based SDMs, though no-one seems to miss them. Now Nike

	RW Pod-based Speed-and-Distance Monitors Test By Runner's World on 09/11/2005 15:27:35 RW tests speed-and-distance monitors from Polar, NIke, and Suunto either pace or distance, there's an alarm to warn of fast or slow pace and an Autolap function. The RS200SD features five hear-rate zones, OwnIndex VO2 Max predictor and comfortable, soft Wearlink monitor strap. On the downside, it isn't as intuitive

	Nike+ SportWatch GPS: Sneak Preview By on 04/02/2011 15:35:53 Get an exclusive sneak peak at the Nike+ SportWatch GPS before its release in April in the UK from April 1. Have a look at a video about the watch here.What does it offer?The watch uses GPS to deliver accurate time, distance, pace, location and calories burned. However, it can also be synced with a Nike+ foot sensor, which

	RW Test: Nike+ SportBand By Runner's World on 30/05/2008 11:08:50 Find out how Nike's latest speed-and-distance monitor fared under the scrutiny of the RW team started, you’ll also need to download the free Nike+ Utility software - a 10.1MB file, compatible with both Windows XP/Vista and Mac OSX operating systems. Once you’ve installed the program, it will then automatically scan the SportBand Link for new data

	GPS: Your Questions Answered By Skinny Old Geezer on 16/07/2007 17:11:06 Everything you need to know about GPS technology in a handy reference guide round this, that is available on many units, is to set a lap distance, for example 1K, and have the unit display your average pace over the lap.7 I ran a 10-mile race, but the GPS said I had run 10.4 miles. Why?There are two reasons for this:You didn

	Best of Product Reviews By Runner's World on 31/05/2007 11:22:17 Prize-winning product reviews written by RW readers own plan on the calendar which will then synchronise with the watch on connection. These plans can be as in-depth or vague as you like (for example, run at 10mm pace for one mile, then 10 intervals of 400m at 8mm pace followed by two minutes at 12mm

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