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Jan Koesling
By Jan Koesling on 11/01/2007 in member
Need technical advice how to train and improve the preformance
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10K and 5K Running, Training and Racing: The Running Pyramid by David Holt
By RUNNERSworld on 09/12/2011 in products
Technical advice for 5K and 10K runners to build up from base training to performing on race day
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Richard Clark 5
By Richard Clark 5 on 02/03/2004 in member
I am technically a sprinter but I am training for the marathon after giving up smoking again this year.
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Training information site
By Carl Barthorpe on 16/05/2004 in forum
Excellent resource
Someone on TriTalk posted a link to this websitehttp://www.brianmac.demon.co.uk/siteindx.htmThere is information about loads of training stuff from the basic approaches to as technic as you want to make it (far more technical than I could understand
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Training for 10 mile
By Juliet Coulson on 27/04/2009 in forum
Hi, I have entered a 10 mile race in 8 weeks time and would like help on a training programme (i'm not very technical so simple terms would be good). I currently run 4 times aweek (20-24 miles). I can only train 4 times a week as I have small
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Recommendations for running books
By sgtpepper77 on 10/05/2009 in forum
. It was also be handy to read on the various training methods etc. Any suggestions gratefully received! Thanks Tim Noakes The Lore of Running is an excellent technical book and Chi Running by Danny Dreyer is a brilliant method book.Al the best
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Hadrian Wall Run
By Didi Gee on 14/02/2011 in forum
Half a marathon a day
be grateful if anyone had any training tips for such an enterprise.I'm thinking of calling it the "Hadrian Half-Izzard"Any training, technical and dietary advice would be most welcome!
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Marathon book
By Paul 1 on 31/08/2004 in forum
: An Ordinary Mortal's Guide to the Joy of Running or Walking a Marathon or Half-marathon Not training for a marathon yet, but looking to do a half early next year and thought the book was easy to read and understand with not too much technical stuff. John
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Resting Heart RAte
By Grant Lovell on 04/01/2003 in forum
Can someone explain when I calculate my resting pulse rate after a training session. Is it immediatly or do I give a set time limit. I have a new heart monitor watch system that is very technical. Can anyone out there help.ThanksGrant Lovell
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Joe Goldthorpe
By Joe Goldthorpe on 05/08/2007 in member
master joe goldthorpe
I have reduced longer slower runs and replaced them with more speedwork/tempo runs and cross training. dramatic reductions in my pb`s have been achieved in 10k , 5 miles and 5k races. three months ago i was technically running around in circles
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