As runners, everything starts at the feet and dictates our strength and health.
— Eric Orton (@BornToRunCoach) December 4, 2020
What the new episode of Running With Eric to see how to train your feet.#thecoolimpossibleproject #theCouriers #feet https://t.co/luiDcMURs6
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Showing posts with label running. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 09, 2020
Running with Eric Orton
Wednesday, November 04, 2020
Something on Running
Episode 224: Johnathan Edwards, M.D. https://t.co/7KUVhePZ85
— @zbitter (@zbitter) November 4, 2020
In this episode, we discuss variable pace running, different training methods, and nutritional personalization for athletics.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Minimalist Running
The Key To Successful Minimalist Running
by Danny Abshire and Brian Metzler
Online Shoes
NaturalFootGear intoduces some new shoes.
AltraZeroDrop
Vancouver Running Symposium
by Danny Abshire and Brian Metzler
Online Shoes
NaturalFootGear intoduces some new shoes.
AltraZeroDrop
Vancouver Running Symposium
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
I'm a Runner: Bear Grylls
The sixth season of Man vs. Wild tests Grylls's survival skills in remote areas of Arizona, Scotland, and Borneo.
His website and blog. Man vs. Wild.
The sixth season of Man vs. Wild tests Grylls's survival skills in remote areas of Arizona, Scotland, and Borneo.
His website and blog. Man vs. Wild.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Thursday, December 02, 2010
Born to Run by Christopher McDougall
Random House
I was reminded of this book's existence at Whole Earth Provision Company in San Antonio. (Not surprisingly many of the people in the store looked like they could be from San Francisco or Berkeley.)
Apparently it does not discuss proper form too much though it is somewhat of an endorsement for barefoot running. (The book was on top of the display with all of the Five Finger shoes and socks.) Then there is the question of whether how much long-distance running is too much, or detrimental to one's health, and what place it has, if any, in one's regular exercise routine.There is this entry at PāNu, for example, Still not born to run, and Mark Sisson's take on long-distance running. Some other paleo reflections: Born to Run? and There's Running, and there's Running.
I don't know if long-distance running is healthy or not, and to what extent. It's not something that I would pursue, though maybe I would change my mind if I were able to do it without any unpleasantness. For now, I'd be content to be fit enough to run the required distances for various fitness tests.
Christopher McDougall (his blog)
fansite for the book
Google Books
The book section at Whole Earth Provision Company had a section for survival manuals, including The Survival Handbook, plus some of Army manuals, as revised by Matt Larsen (who also developed the
combatitives program for the Army).
Wilderness Survival
Survival IQ
I was reminded of this book's existence at Whole Earth Provision Company in San Antonio. (Not surprisingly many of the people in the store looked like they could be from San Francisco or Berkeley.)
Apparently it does not discuss proper form too much though it is somewhat of an endorsement for barefoot running. (The book was on top of the display with all of the Five Finger shoes and socks.) Then there is the question of whether how much long-distance running is too much, or detrimental to one's health, and what place it has, if any, in one's regular exercise routine.There is this entry at PāNu, for example, Still not born to run, and Mark Sisson's take on long-distance running. Some other paleo reflections: Born to Run? and There's Running, and there's Running.
I don't know if long-distance running is healthy or not, and to what extent. It's not something that I would pursue, though maybe I would change my mind if I were able to do it without any unpleasantness. For now, I'd be content to be fit enough to run the required distances for various fitness tests.
Christopher McDougall (his blog)
fansite for the book
Google Books
The book section at Whole Earth Provision Company had a section for survival manuals, including The Survival Handbook, plus some of Army manuals, as revised by Matt Larsen (who also developed the
combatitives program for the Army).
Wilderness Survival
Survival IQ
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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