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This episode offers five tips for safely and successfully running marathons and other races that – as we all know -- are becoming increasingly crowded. The energy of these larger races is what makes them so much fun, but when you consider their cost and the training you've invested in them, it's b…
If you are familiar with Blue Zones, you may already know backward walking has been an accepted practice in Asia for hundreds of years. It's part of the culture throughout the region, but not so much outside of it. You may feel uncomfortable at first, but you'll get over that quickly as you reali…
Pain and injuries are part of life for active people. The true goal is maximizing mobility. This is what prevents injuries and makes pain an infrequent visitor. There are two components to mobility: Flexibility and the strength to control it through a full range of motion. If you are over 40 years…
Nutrition is a sensitive topic, and I respect that. We all have our beliefs, habits, and food preferences. My purpose is not to change your diet, but to help you make the best choices for your desired lifestyle as it relates to running and longevity. So, let's discuss a couple of foods with uniqu…
Tapering is gradually reducing training volume while maintaining intensity in the final weeks before a race. This allows the body to recover from fatigue and stress while retaining fitness and sharpness for race day. Most experts agree on a taper period of 3 weeks for a marathon, and proportionatel…
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