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As You Wish Hella Sound 30:00 min @ |
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What Are You Made Of?!? Hella Sound 30:00 min @ |
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This week we have meatloaf, your natural enemies, and race-day key concealment techniques revealed!

Keep .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) your running and training questions—we'll answer them in Ask "Crazy Legs". Paul's a running and fitness expert with great insight. .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and get some answers! If you're new to the site, check out our post on the tie between music and athletic performance, our underlying motivation for creating music for running. Also, take a gander at our interview with Coach Kelly Wissolik, an endurance athlete trainer and competitive triathlete.
Hysterical, well written, and full of truth. I've personally never experienced the Men in Pickup Trucks one, but having owned and driven a scooter in the past, I'd imagine it can be annoying. #2 is particularly near and dear to my heart...
Runner's World asks readers (runners, ostensibly) if they ever smoked, or still do. Yup, a bunch did (count me as one of them). And some still do: "...Of the 39,265 runners amassed at the (NY Marathon) starting line, 1,963 of them were craving a smoke."
A nice healthy take on good old fashioned meatloaf dinner from Cranky Fitness. Man I love meatloaf.
Hot on the heels of Steve Speirs' One Hundred Push Ups challenge is The Art of Manliness' very own Pull-Ups plan. There's 2 problems with pull-ups: #1 you need a pull-up bar (doable) and #2 extra weight you carry has an IMMEDIATE impact on you. Sounds like a good challenge.
Okay, if you don't read Nitmos' Feet Meet Street blog, you really should. Seriously. Funny, well-written, clever. Case in point: this post.
Interesting post by Jack Heath on mental toughness—a topic that's become more and more interesting to me as time goes on. It's long, but worthwhile.
Funny post on Runner's World about what to do with the keys. "If I drive and nobody is with me, I find a place to dig a hole, dig it - drop the key in the hole and cover them... Um...OK."
Me, I carry 'em. Sure, they get a little sweaty, but it works.
Okay, maybe I'm an 8 year old in the humor department, but I thought this was pretty funny.
Nice recap of what trail running is about. Trails—at least some of them—will mess. you. up. No lie.
Apparently people are using Viagra for competitive advantage in races. Sheesh. CRN offers these potential taglines for this newfound use. My favorite? "Viagra â Now when you hit the wall, youâll knock it down."
How often do you diligently follow the latest health wisdom ("don't eat eggs!"), only to have that wisdom be contradicted by even newer studies ("eat eggs—they're good for you!")? This is an interesting post on the subject from Cranky Fitness.
I've posted a couple links to runner's jargon guides before, but I think this one's the best I've seen.
Chicago folks, Nike's group runs will start doing group yoga following Foster Ave. training runs. Could be pretty cool.
Pic of a funny runner's tee snapped by Phil at Elite Feet. Heh heh heh...
Vanilla at Half-Fast flags this great New Balance ad video. It's a new one on me, and pretty darn good...
Men's Health has a new Triathlete "training center" feature on their site. Are any of you using it?
Photo courtesy of mikewarren at Flickr
Let's keep it polite and on topic.