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Shin Splints – The Distance Runner’s Epidemic
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner's Epidemic By Rick Morris It’s the words that I dread and yet have become very accustomed to hearing – Coach; I have a pain in my lower leg! I dread hearing those words because shin splints, an injury to the muscles, connective...
Low Sodium Levels in Runners
Are You A Salty Runner? - Low Sodium Levels in Runners By Rick Morris Sodium levels in runners is a fairly unknown subject. Some runners hate to run in the heat – others love to. I am on the side that likes to run in warm weather. My muscles feel stronger and more...
Safely Running In the Heat
Safely Running In the Heat By Rick Morris If you are running in the heat, you must take steps to avoid heat related medical conditions. There are a number of serious conditions that can result from running in the heat, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke,...
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness By Rick Morris The next time you walk into your neighborhood gym or fitness center, take a look at the treadmills. There are probably a lot of them and they are all in use. The treadmill has become the most...
Running Intensity and Weight Loss
Running Intensity and Weight Loss By Rick Morris Running and weight loss are concepts that go together like peanut butter and jelly or cookies and milk. Running has almost always been associated with weight and fat loss. Many dedicated runners first started running in...
Running In The Cold
Running In the Cold By Rick Morris Running in the cold presents hazards that many runners are not properly prepared for. When most runners think about the environmental dangers of running, they are usually more concerned with the dehydration or heat exhaustion that...
Top Ten Running Goals
The Top Ten Running Goals - How Many Do You Have? By Rick Morris You already know you need running goals. Running goals are like road maps to help you reach your final running destination. Most runners commonly have both short and long term goals. Is that all the...
Efficient Running Form
Efficient Running Form By Rick Morris Efficient running form is a touchy subject. Just look around at your next race. You will see long strides; short strides, choppy strides, smooth strides, high knees, low knees, heel landings, toe landings – well, you get the...
Cues For Proper Running Form
Cues For Proper Running Form By Rick Morris Proper running form and mechanics have recently become more complicated than they need to. It seems like everyone has a different opinion about how you should run. There is sometimes so much to think about concerning running...
Race Anxiety and Running Stress
Race Anxiety and Running Stress - You Shall Overcome By Rick Morris Did you ever find yourself with a severe case of the pre race jitters? How about those times when you dread the idea of your daily training run? Does the thought of your upcoming long training run...
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner’s Epidemic
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner's Epidemic By Rick Morris It’s the words that I dread and yet have become very accustomed to hearing – Coach; I have a pain in my lower leg! I dread hearing those words because shin splints, an injury to the muscles, connective...
Low Sodium Levels in Runners
Are You A Salty Runner? - Low Sodium Levels in Runners By Rick Morris Sodium levels in runners is a fairly unknown subject. Some runners hate to run in the heat – others love to. I am on the side that likes to run in warm weather. My muscles feel stronger and more...
Safely Running In the Heat
Safely Running In the Heat By Rick Morris If you are running in the heat, you must take steps to avoid heat related medical conditions. There are a number of serious conditions that can result from running in the heat, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke,...
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness By Rick Morris The next time you walk into your neighborhood gym or fitness center, take a look at the treadmills. There are probably a lot of them and they are all in use. The treadmill has become the most...
Running Intensity and Weight Loss
Running Intensity and Weight Loss By Rick Morris Running and weight loss are concepts that go together like peanut butter and jelly or cookies and milk. Running has almost always been associated with weight and fat loss. Many dedicated runners first started running in...
Running In The Cold
Running In the Cold By Rick Morris Running in the cold presents hazards that many runners are not properly prepared for. When most runners think about the environmental dangers of running, they are usually more concerned with the dehydration or heat exhaustion that...
Top Ten Running Goals
The Top Ten Running Goals - How Many Do You Have? By Rick Morris You already know you need running goals. Running goals are like road maps to help you reach your final running destination. Most runners commonly have both short and long term goals. Is that all the...
Efficient Running Form
Efficient Running Form By Rick Morris Efficient running form is a touchy subject. Just look around at your next race. You will see long strides; short strides, choppy strides, smooth strides, high knees, low knees, heel landings, toe landings – well, you get the...
Cues For Proper Running Form
Cues For Proper Running Form By Rick Morris Proper running form and mechanics have recently become more complicated than they need to. It seems like everyone has a different opinion about how you should run. There is sometimes so much to think about concerning running...
Race Anxiety and Running Stress
Race Anxiety and Running Stress - You Shall Overcome By Rick Morris Did you ever find yourself with a severe case of the pre race jitters? How about those times when you dread the idea of your daily training run? Does the thought of your upcoming long training run...
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner’s Epidemic
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner's Epidemic By Rick Morris It’s the words that I dread and yet have become very accustomed to hearing – Coach; I have a pain in my lower leg! I dread hearing those words because shin splints, an injury to the muscles, connective...
Low Sodium Levels in Runners
Are You A Salty Runner? - Low Sodium Levels in Runners By Rick Morris Sodium levels in runners is a fairly unknown subject. Some runners hate to run in the heat – others love to. I am on the side that likes to run in warm weather. My muscles feel stronger and more...
Safely Running In the Heat
Safely Running In the Heat By Rick Morris If you are running in the heat, you must take steps to avoid heat related medical conditions. There are a number of serious conditions that can result from running in the heat, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke,...
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness By Rick Morris The next time you walk into your neighborhood gym or fitness center, take a look at the treadmills. There are probably a lot of them and they are all in use. The treadmill has become the most...
Running Intensity and Weight Loss
Running Intensity and Weight Loss By Rick Morris Running and weight loss are concepts that go together like peanut butter and jelly or cookies and milk. Running has almost always been associated with weight and fat loss. Many dedicated runners first started running in...
Running In The Cold
Running In the Cold By Rick Morris Running in the cold presents hazards that many runners are not properly prepared for. When most runners think about the environmental dangers of running, they are usually more concerned with the dehydration or heat exhaustion that...
Top Ten Running Goals
The Top Ten Running Goals - How Many Do You Have? By Rick Morris You already know you need running goals. Running goals are like road maps to help you reach your final running destination. Most runners commonly have both short and long term goals. Is that all the...
Efficient Running Form
Efficient Running Form By Rick Morris Efficient running form is a touchy subject. Just look around at your next race. You will see long strides; short strides, choppy strides, smooth strides, high knees, low knees, heel landings, toe landings – well, you get the...
Cues For Proper Running Form
Cues For Proper Running Form By Rick Morris Proper running form and mechanics have recently become more complicated than they need to. It seems like everyone has a different opinion about how you should run. There is sometimes so much to think about concerning running...
Race Anxiety and Running Stress
Race Anxiety and Running Stress - You Shall Overcome By Rick Morris Did you ever find yourself with a severe case of the pre race jitters? How about those times when you dread the idea of your daily training run? Does the thought of your upcoming long training run...
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner’s Epidemic
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner's Epidemic By Rick Morris It’s the words that I dread and yet have become very accustomed to hearing – Coach; I have a pain in my lower leg! I dread hearing those words because shin splints, an injury to the muscles, connective...
Low Sodium Levels in Runners
Are You A Salty Runner? - Low Sodium Levels in Runners By Rick Morris Sodium levels in runners is a fairly unknown subject. Some runners hate to run in the heat – others love to. I am on the side that likes to run in warm weather. My muscles feel stronger and more...
Safely Running In the Heat
Safely Running In the Heat By Rick Morris If you are running in the heat, you must take steps to avoid heat related medical conditions. There are a number of serious conditions that can result from running in the heat, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke,...
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness By Rick Morris The next time you walk into your neighborhood gym or fitness center, take a look at the treadmills. There are probably a lot of them and they are all in use. The treadmill has become the most...
Running Intensity and Weight Loss
Running Intensity and Weight Loss By Rick Morris Running and weight loss are concepts that go together like peanut butter and jelly or cookies and milk. Running has almost always been associated with weight and fat loss. Many dedicated runners first started running in...
Running In The Cold
Running In the Cold By Rick Morris Running in the cold presents hazards that many runners are not properly prepared for. When most runners think about the environmental dangers of running, they are usually more concerned with the dehydration or heat exhaustion that...
Top Ten Running Goals
The Top Ten Running Goals - How Many Do You Have? By Rick Morris You already know you need running goals. Running goals are like road maps to help you reach your final running destination. Most runners commonly have both short and long term goals. Is that all the...
Efficient Running Form
Efficient Running Form By Rick Morris Efficient running form is a touchy subject. Just look around at your next race. You will see long strides; short strides, choppy strides, smooth strides, high knees, low knees, heel landings, toe landings – well, you get the...
Cues For Proper Running Form
Cues For Proper Running Form By Rick Morris Proper running form and mechanics have recently become more complicated than they need to. It seems like everyone has a different opinion about how you should run. There is sometimes so much to think about concerning running...
Race Anxiety and Running Stress
Race Anxiety and Running Stress - You Shall Overcome By Rick Morris Did you ever find yourself with a severe case of the pre race jitters? How about those times when you dread the idea of your daily training run? Does the thought of your upcoming long training run...
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner’s Epidemic
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner's Epidemic By Rick Morris It’s the words that I dread and yet have become very accustomed to hearing – Coach; I have a pain in my lower leg! I dread hearing those words because shin splints, an injury to the muscles, connective...
Low Sodium Levels in Runners
Are You A Salty Runner? - Low Sodium Levels in Runners By Rick Morris Sodium levels in runners is a fairly unknown subject. Some runners hate to run in the heat – others love to. I am on the side that likes to run in warm weather. My muscles feel stronger and more...
Safely Running In the Heat
Safely Running In the Heat By Rick Morris If you are running in the heat, you must take steps to avoid heat related medical conditions. There are a number of serious conditions that can result from running in the heat, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke,...
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness By Rick Morris The next time you walk into your neighborhood gym or fitness center, take a look at the treadmills. There are probably a lot of them and they are all in use. The treadmill has become the most...
Running Intensity and Weight Loss
Running Intensity and Weight Loss By Rick Morris Running and weight loss are concepts that go together like peanut butter and jelly or cookies and milk. Running has almost always been associated with weight and fat loss. Many dedicated runners first started running in...
Running In The Cold
Running In the Cold By Rick Morris Running in the cold presents hazards that many runners are not properly prepared for. When most runners think about the environmental dangers of running, they are usually more concerned with the dehydration or heat exhaustion that...
Top Ten Running Goals
The Top Ten Running Goals - How Many Do You Have? By Rick Morris You already know you need running goals. Running goals are like road maps to help you reach your final running destination. Most runners commonly have both short and long term goals. Is that all the...
Efficient Running Form
Efficient Running Form By Rick Morris Efficient running form is a touchy subject. Just look around at your next race. You will see long strides; short strides, choppy strides, smooth strides, high knees, low knees, heel landings, toe landings – well, you get the...
Cues For Proper Running Form
Cues For Proper Running Form By Rick Morris Proper running form and mechanics have recently become more complicated than they need to. It seems like everyone has a different opinion about how you should run. There is sometimes so much to think about concerning running...
Race Anxiety and Running Stress
Race Anxiety and Running Stress - You Shall Overcome By Rick Morris Did you ever find yourself with a severe case of the pre race jitters? How about those times when you dread the idea of your daily training run? Does the thought of your upcoming long training run...
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner’s Epidemic
Shin Splints – The Distance Runner's Epidemic By Rick Morris It’s the words that I dread and yet have become very accustomed to hearing – Coach; I have a pain in my lower leg! I dread hearing those words because shin splints, an injury to the muscles, connective...
Low Sodium Levels in Runners
Are You A Salty Runner? - Low Sodium Levels in Runners By Rick Morris Sodium levels in runners is a fairly unknown subject. Some runners hate to run in the heat – others love to. I am on the side that likes to run in warm weather. My muscles feel stronger and more...
Safely Running In the Heat
Safely Running In the Heat By Rick Morris If you are running in the heat, you must take steps to avoid heat related medical conditions. There are a number of serious conditions that can result from running in the heat, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke,...
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness
Running on a Treadmill Is an Important Way to Build Fitness By Rick Morris The next time you walk into your neighborhood gym or fitness center, take a look at the treadmills. There are probably a lot of them and they are all in use. The treadmill has become the most...
Running Intensity and Weight Loss
Running Intensity and Weight Loss By Rick Morris Running and weight loss are concepts that go together like peanut butter and jelly or cookies and milk. Running has almost always been associated with weight and fat loss. Many dedicated runners first started running in...
Running In The Cold
Running In the Cold By Rick Morris Running in the cold presents hazards that many runners are not properly prepared for. When most runners think about the environmental dangers of running, they are usually more concerned with the dehydration or heat exhaustion that...
Top Ten Running Goals
The Top Ten Running Goals - How Many Do You Have? By Rick Morris You already know you need running goals. Running goals are like road maps to help you reach your final running destination. Most runners commonly have both short and long term goals. Is that all the...
Efficient Running Form
Efficient Running Form By Rick Morris Efficient running form is a touchy subject. Just look around at your next race. You will see long strides; short strides, choppy strides, smooth strides, high knees, low knees, heel landings, toe landings – well, you get the...
Cues For Proper Running Form
Cues For Proper Running Form By Rick Morris Proper running form and mechanics have recently become more complicated than they need to. It seems like everyone has a different opinion about how you should run. There is sometimes so much to think about concerning running...
Race Anxiety and Running Stress
Race Anxiety and Running Stress - You Shall Overcome By Rick Morris Did you ever find yourself with a severe case of the pre race jitters? How about those times when you dread the idea of your daily training run? Does the thought of your upcoming long training run...