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Running Books: Review of Rachel Toor’s Personal Record

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Running book review! Amy Güth reviews Rachel Toor's book Personal Record. Read More »

Ask “Crazy Legs” — Leg Cramps and Protein Shakes

February 23, 2009 | in Fitness

In this installment of Ask "Crazy Legs", Paul answers questions about calf cramping for a new runner and the wisdom of protein shakes for breakfast. Read More »

Developing A Hotel Room Exercise Routine

February 09, 2009 | in Fitness

Is work travel getting in the way of your fitness routine? Here's 5 pointers from Air Force pilot Cameron Schaefer on how to stay in shape on the road. Read More »

Carb-Loading with Risotto

January 15, 2009 | in Fitness

Looking for something other than pasta to charge up your glycogen stores? We have a simple celiac-friendly risotto recipe you can whip up at home. Read More »

Rumble.

December 23, 2008 | in Fitness

Mixed martial arts athlete Anthony "Rumble" Johnson talks about training, Southern cooking and training harder than the next guy. Read More »

Catching Up with Friends

December 19, 2008 | in Fitness

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Ask “Crazy Legs” — Getting Started and Looking Back

December 08, 2008 | in Fitness

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Ask “Crazy Legs” — Feet, Breaks and Toughness

October 11, 2008 | in Fitness

In this installment of Ask "Crazy Legs", Paul answers questions about proper footing, the effect of taking breaks and developing toughness. Read More »

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October 07, 2008 | in Fitness

In February 2006, Gail Konop Baker was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent surgery. Six months later, she was crossing the finish line at the NYC Half-Marathon. Read More »

Advice: Negative Splits

September 27, 2008 | in Fitness

Chaz Hinkle (aka Chazzerguy, aka WebZealot) offers some sound advice on successfully pulling off negative splits in longer races. Read More »

Dynamic Stretches for Runners

September 23, 2008 | in Fitness

Old school static stretching has fallen out of favor as part of the pre-run ritual for many trainers and sports physiologists. JeeForce offers a nice set of active stretch movements to increase your strength, flexibility and maximize your warm-up. Read More »

Athletes and Politicians

September 17, 2008 | in Fitness

A look at running and athletics in terms of nations and political figures. Read More »

The Down-Low with J-Money

September 14, 2008 | in Fitness

This week's Monday goodness: a chat with quite possibly the funniest runner on the Internet, J-Money of The Typing Makes Me Sound Busy. Read More »

Get the Bonk Out!

September 12, 2008 | in Fitness

Author and marathoner Amy Güth chats with us about her new site, Bonkless, which seeks to help others deal with all types of athletic bonks. Read More »

“Serious”,  “Casual” or “Who Cares?”

September 10, 2008 | in Fitness

A response, of sorts, to the question "are you a serious runner or a casual one?" Read More »

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