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TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK Just a reminder….As a general rule, you should allow yourself 1 day of recovery for each mile you covered in your race…ie, you went 13.1 miles, you should allow yourself…well…er…13.1 (Typically rounded down to 13 or up to 14) days before starting to resume your usual training. This doesn’t mean [...]
Apparel I’ve had several people ask about what to wear on Sunday…Here are a few suggestions… * Avoid cotton…It will absorb moisture. Choose moisture wicking (technical) clothes (like our TT shirts, smart wool, fleece) that won’t absorb the moisture. They’ll still get wet, but they will dry more quickly and won’t get as heavy. * [...]
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From the News Desk… Here’s more on Chilean miner, Edison Pena…… http://news.bbc.co.uk/panorama/hi/front_page/newsid_9097000/9097701.stm hmmm…I’ve always wondered…Do women sweat differently than men? http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/20/do-women-sweat-differently-than-men/?src=me&ref=health
I’m sure you’re all aware of the drama unfolding down in Chile as the 33 miners who have been trapped since August are being rescued…here’s a story that I thought was especially touching… http://rwdaily.runnersworld.com/2010/10/trapped-might-as-well-run.html Enjoy the sunshine!:-)
Warming Up… Some pointers for our warm-up leaders? http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/18/health/nutrition/18best.html?_r=1&ref=personal_best
This is it! The Second Annual Seattle Rock’n Roll Half Marathon…a wonderful celebration of everything you’ve accomplished over the past 16 weeks! The whole process of getting to this point can seem so mundane…going out for your daily walk or run…eating right…stretching…hydrating…pacing. Just looking at any one individual day, it may not seem like much…but [...]
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK And, you thought I would be out of ideas…As a general rule, you should allow yourself 1 day of recovery for each mile you covered in your race…ie, you went 13.1 miles, you should allow yourself…well…er…13.1 (Typically rounded down to 13 or up to 14) days before starting to resume your usual [...]
