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Running with Lydiard  by Arthur Lydiard and Garth Gilmour
Price: £12.95 
Year: 2001 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 1 review 

are simple big mileage to build endurance with speed sessions just before your race simpleThis book tells you how to do it properly Weaknesses: The ideas of Lydiard are simple big mileage to build endurance with speed sessions just before your race simple

Saucony Hattori
Year: 2011 
Reader rating: 4.5/5 from 1 review 

, was the resounding feedback from our testers. Breathability and fit came in for particular praise. Suitable for speed sessions and short training runs. FerrousFerret: nice super light running flat- lack of heel rise is noticeable Strengths: Not much more to add than

Adidas adizero Tempo II
Price: £70 
Year: 2009 
Reader rating: 4.5/5 from 3 reviews 

't fit! Matthew Coggins: Great all rounder, perfect for speed training sessions and also gives the support needed for a half marathon Strengths: LightweightDurableGive good support for such a light shoeGood looking shoe Weaknesses: Lightweight

Reebok Premier Road
Price: £55 
Year: 2004 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 6 reviews 

right. I particularly like speed sessions in them as they feel responsive. I don't like big heeled shoes and this is where I feel the strength of the shoe lies. Instant appeal it may not have but progressive confidence it does! Buzzy: GREAT CUSHIONED

Brooks Ghost 2
Price: £85 
Year: 2009 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 3 reviews 

is unreal! Overall: Makes you want to run faster. Great for speed sessions and probably racing. Tony Poyser: LIGHT SHOE THAT FITS LIKE A GLOVE Strengths: So light you can't feel you're wearing it, but gives great support Weaknesses: So light you can't feel

Science in Sport Rego Total Recovery
Price: £15.17 
Year: 2006 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 43 reviews 

EXERCISE! Strengths: Chocolate flavour is easy to drink, I find eating after a hard race like a marathon impossible, so rely on Rego to replenish much needed body stores. After tough sessions, this really seems to speed the recovery process. Best prepared

Polar RS800SD
Price: £319 
Year: 2009 
Reader rating: 3.5/5 from 9 reviews 

features • Speed/Pace and Distance. • Speed displayed in pace, or kmph/mph. • Target pace. • Target pace difference. • Target pace alarms. • Trip Odometer. • Run Distance. • Time and Distanced based interval timer. • Totals mileage, kilocalories

Saucony Progrid Kinvara
Price: £85 
Year: 2010 
Reader rating: 4.5/5 from 7 reviews 

in the wet, they better than anything I've had before and one of the things that impressed me. I've used these for 2 half marathons, a 16 mile trail run and several shorter speed sessions - they just do everything superbly. I've done nearly 100 miles in mine

Brooks Adrenaline GTS
Price: £75 
Year: 2003 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 10 reviews 

use them for training and racing. Weaknesses: They just seem to fit me to a "T". Comfort is excellent, and I use them for training and racing. Overall: Can put them on straight from the box and go out for a long run, speed or hill session, anything

Adidas Adizero Adios 2
Price: £85 
Year: 2012 
Reader rating: 4.5/5 from 4 reviews 

) and not overly heavy on your feet, you could probably use these shoes for all your running though I tend to use them only for performance sessions/races as well as 20+ mile Marathon training runs. If I had any complaint it would be Adidas's usual idiosyncrasy

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