Fitness & Performance
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> Training Tips by Jeff Galloway - Part 2Even a short run, on a busy tough day, will clear the mind and give you more energy.
> This Valentine’s Day, Take Fitness Seriously!You only have one heart …. Don’t break it!
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> Don’t Let the Cold Slow You Down: Tips For Cold Weather WorkoutsEight Great Ways to Jump Start Your Fitness Routine for the New Year
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> A Running shoe guide for Dummies - Part IVIf you followed along with our previous sections you should have the run down about the advantages of buying a serious running shoe.
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> Training Tips by Jeff GallowayNote: Olympian Jeff Galloway has helped over 150,000 runners successfully train for their running goals (
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> Back – to – School Fitness TipsIt takes more than “book smarts” to keep children happy and healthy!
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> Running shoe guide for Dummies Part IIIHow much stability do you need in your running shoes?
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> Running shoe guide for Dummies Part IICushioning Technology for the non- Rocket Scientist
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> Running shoe guide for Dummies Part IA not - too - techie series:
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> Summer’s Here!Tips for Hot Weather Workouts
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> From the HipIt is imperative to maintain good flexibility and strength in the hip and low back region to counteract the postural stresses our bodies endure.
> Strength Training for the Distance athlete. Part 3A facet of training that is even less understood than speed training by the distance athlete is the benefit of strength training for improved performance. Typically we see the endurance athlete performing circuit type strength sessions believing that this "strength training" will increase performance.
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> Speed Training for the Distance athlete. Part 2Hopefully after reading my first article as an introduction to speed, power and strength training for distance running, I have whet your appetite to find out ways to modify your training routines to get more out of them (not to mention increase the mental stimulus from doing something different).
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