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Interval Training 101
Interval Training 101 By Rick Morris One of the rules of training is the law of specificity. That’s a guideline that says you should use a training routine that is specific to or “mirrors” your racing goal. If your goal race is a 5K your training should be tailored...
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion By Rick Morris Keeping your body, muscles and joints healthy and injury free is almost certainly one your primary concerns when running. After all, you can't enjoy your daily run when you are laid up with an injury or...
Run Faster with Explosive Strength Training
Improve Your Running Performance with Explosive Strength Training By Rick Morris You can run faster with explosive strength training. Endurance training does a great job at making you a better distance runner. It improves your VO2 max, raises your lactate turn point,...
Improve Your Running Form
Improve Your Running Form and Mechanics With These Running Drills By Rick Morris Do you want to improve your running form? I love a good debate. There's nothing like engaging your fellow runners in a lively but intelligent discussion about current controversies in the...
Improve Your Marathon Pace
Improve Your Marathon Speed, Pace and Performance with Marathon Madness By Rick Morris I hear it all the time; moderation is best in all things. Most marathon training programs follow that axiom. A typical marathon training plan is focused around a gradually...
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace By Rick Morris Your 10K race pace is a physiologically significant running intensity level because it corresponds closely with your lactate threshold. There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to running, but most runners 10K speed...
Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Iliotibial Band Syndrome - The Basics and Prevention Techniques By Rick Morris Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) is a rather unique but common running injury. It's one of the more common running injuries because the mechanics of running place a lot of stress on your...
Ice or Heat For Running Injuries?
Ice or Heat - Is Cold or Heat Therapy Better for Running Injuries? By Rick Morris What's the first thing you reach for when you suffer from most common running injuries? You always head for the ice. It's become an accepted practice to use ice or cold therapy to treat...
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much?
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much? By Rick Morris Can you drink too much? There’s a playground not far from the track at which I coach a weekly speed session. The most popular piece of playground equipment there is my personal childhood favorite – the swing set....
Heart Rate Training 101
Heart Rate Training 101 By Rick Morris Heart rate training 101 give you the basics you need to know. Technology is a great thing. It makes everyday performing everyday tasks simpler and more efficient - usually! There are times when over reliance on the latest...
Interval Training 101
Interval Training 101 By Rick Morris One of the rules of training is the law of specificity. That’s a guideline that says you should use a training routine that is specific to or “mirrors” your racing goal. If your goal race is a 5K your training should be tailored...
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion By Rick Morris Keeping your body, muscles and joints healthy and injury free is almost certainly one your primary concerns when running. After all, you can't enjoy your daily run when you are laid up with an injury or...
Run Faster with Explosive Strength Training
Improve Your Running Performance with Explosive Strength Training By Rick Morris You can run faster with explosive strength training. Endurance training does a great job at making you a better distance runner. It improves your VO2 max, raises your lactate turn point,...
Improve Your Running Form
Improve Your Running Form and Mechanics With These Running Drills By Rick Morris Do you want to improve your running form? I love a good debate. There's nothing like engaging your fellow runners in a lively but intelligent discussion about current controversies in the...
Improve Your Marathon Pace
Improve Your Marathon Speed, Pace and Performance with Marathon Madness By Rick Morris I hear it all the time; moderation is best in all things. Most marathon training programs follow that axiom. A typical marathon training plan is focused around a gradually...
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace By Rick Morris Your 10K race pace is a physiologically significant running intensity level because it corresponds closely with your lactate threshold. There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to running, but most runners 10K speed...
Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Iliotibial Band Syndrome - The Basics and Prevention Techniques By Rick Morris Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) is a rather unique but common running injury. It's one of the more common running injuries because the mechanics of running place a lot of stress on your...
Ice or Heat For Running Injuries?
Ice or Heat - Is Cold or Heat Therapy Better for Running Injuries? By Rick Morris What's the first thing you reach for when you suffer from most common running injuries? You always head for the ice. It's become an accepted practice to use ice or cold therapy to treat...
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much?
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much? By Rick Morris Can you drink too much? There’s a playground not far from the track at which I coach a weekly speed session. The most popular piece of playground equipment there is my personal childhood favorite – the swing set....
Heart Rate Training 101
Heart Rate Training 101 By Rick Morris Heart rate training 101 give you the basics you need to know. Technology is a great thing. It makes everyday performing everyday tasks simpler and more efficient - usually! There are times when over reliance on the latest...
Interval Training 101
Interval Training 101 By Rick Morris One of the rules of training is the law of specificity. That’s a guideline that says you should use a training routine that is specific to or “mirrors” your racing goal. If your goal race is a 5K your training should be tailored...
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion By Rick Morris Keeping your body, muscles and joints healthy and injury free is almost certainly one your primary concerns when running. After all, you can't enjoy your daily run when you are laid up with an injury or...
Run Faster with Explosive Strength Training
Improve Your Running Performance with Explosive Strength Training By Rick Morris You can run faster with explosive strength training. Endurance training does a great job at making you a better distance runner. It improves your VO2 max, raises your lactate turn point,...
Improve Your Running Form
Improve Your Running Form and Mechanics With These Running Drills By Rick Morris Do you want to improve your running form? I love a good debate. There's nothing like engaging your fellow runners in a lively but intelligent discussion about current controversies in the...
Improve Your Marathon Pace
Improve Your Marathon Speed, Pace and Performance with Marathon Madness By Rick Morris I hear it all the time; moderation is best in all things. Most marathon training programs follow that axiom. A typical marathon training plan is focused around a gradually...
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace By Rick Morris Your 10K race pace is a physiologically significant running intensity level because it corresponds closely with your lactate threshold. There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to running, but most runners 10K speed...
Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Iliotibial Band Syndrome - The Basics and Prevention Techniques By Rick Morris Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) is a rather unique but common running injury. It's one of the more common running injuries because the mechanics of running place a lot of stress on your...
Ice or Heat For Running Injuries?
Ice or Heat - Is Cold or Heat Therapy Better for Running Injuries? By Rick Morris What's the first thing you reach for when you suffer from most common running injuries? You always head for the ice. It's become an accepted practice to use ice or cold therapy to treat...
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much?
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much? By Rick Morris Can you drink too much? There’s a playground not far from the track at which I coach a weekly speed session. The most popular piece of playground equipment there is my personal childhood favorite – the swing set....
Heart Rate Training 101
Heart Rate Training 101 By Rick Morris Heart rate training 101 give you the basics you need to know. Technology is a great thing. It makes everyday performing everyday tasks simpler and more efficient - usually! There are times when over reliance on the latest...
Interval Training 101
Interval Training 101 By Rick Morris One of the rules of training is the law of specificity. That’s a guideline that says you should use a training routine that is specific to or “mirrors” your racing goal. If your goal race is a 5K your training should be tailored...
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion By Rick Morris Keeping your body, muscles and joints healthy and injury free is almost certainly one your primary concerns when running. After all, you can't enjoy your daily run when you are laid up with an injury or...
Run Faster with Explosive Strength Training
Improve Your Running Performance with Explosive Strength Training By Rick Morris You can run faster with explosive strength training. Endurance training does a great job at making you a better distance runner. It improves your VO2 max, raises your lactate turn point,...
Improve Your Running Form
Improve Your Running Form and Mechanics With These Running Drills By Rick Morris Do you want to improve your running form? I love a good debate. There's nothing like engaging your fellow runners in a lively but intelligent discussion about current controversies in the...
Improve Your Marathon Pace
Improve Your Marathon Speed, Pace and Performance with Marathon Madness By Rick Morris I hear it all the time; moderation is best in all things. Most marathon training programs follow that axiom. A typical marathon training plan is focused around a gradually...
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace By Rick Morris Your 10K race pace is a physiologically significant running intensity level because it corresponds closely with your lactate threshold. There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to running, but most runners 10K speed...
Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Iliotibial Band Syndrome - The Basics and Prevention Techniques By Rick Morris Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) is a rather unique but common running injury. It's one of the more common running injuries because the mechanics of running place a lot of stress on your...
Ice or Heat For Running Injuries?
Ice or Heat - Is Cold or Heat Therapy Better for Running Injuries? By Rick Morris What's the first thing you reach for when you suffer from most common running injuries? You always head for the ice. It's become an accepted practice to use ice or cold therapy to treat...
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much?
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much? By Rick Morris Can you drink too much? There’s a playground not far from the track at which I coach a weekly speed session. The most popular piece of playground equipment there is my personal childhood favorite – the swing set....
Heart Rate Training 101
Heart Rate Training 101 By Rick Morris Heart rate training 101 give you the basics you need to know. Technology is a great thing. It makes everyday performing everyday tasks simpler and more efficient - usually! There are times when over reliance on the latest...
Interval Training 101
Interval Training 101 By Rick Morris One of the rules of training is the law of specificity. That’s a guideline that says you should use a training routine that is specific to or “mirrors” your racing goal. If your goal race is a 5K your training should be tailored...
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion By Rick Morris Keeping your body, muscles and joints healthy and injury free is almost certainly one your primary concerns when running. After all, you can't enjoy your daily run when you are laid up with an injury or...
Run Faster with Explosive Strength Training
Improve Your Running Performance with Explosive Strength Training By Rick Morris You can run faster with explosive strength training. Endurance training does a great job at making you a better distance runner. It improves your VO2 max, raises your lactate turn point,...
Improve Your Running Form
Improve Your Running Form and Mechanics With These Running Drills By Rick Morris Do you want to improve your running form? I love a good debate. There's nothing like engaging your fellow runners in a lively but intelligent discussion about current controversies in the...
Improve Your Marathon Pace
Improve Your Marathon Speed, Pace and Performance with Marathon Madness By Rick Morris I hear it all the time; moderation is best in all things. Most marathon training programs follow that axiom. A typical marathon training plan is focused around a gradually...
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace By Rick Morris Your 10K race pace is a physiologically significant running intensity level because it corresponds closely with your lactate threshold. There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to running, but most runners 10K speed...
Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Iliotibial Band Syndrome - The Basics and Prevention Techniques By Rick Morris Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) is a rather unique but common running injury. It's one of the more common running injuries because the mechanics of running place a lot of stress on your...
Ice or Heat For Running Injuries?
Ice or Heat - Is Cold or Heat Therapy Better for Running Injuries? By Rick Morris What's the first thing you reach for when you suffer from most common running injuries? You always head for the ice. It's become an accepted practice to use ice or cold therapy to treat...
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much?
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much? By Rick Morris Can you drink too much? There’s a playground not far from the track at which I coach a weekly speed session. The most popular piece of playground equipment there is my personal childhood favorite – the swing set....
Heart Rate Training 101
Heart Rate Training 101 By Rick Morris Heart rate training 101 give you the basics you need to know. Technology is a great thing. It makes everyday performing everyday tasks simpler and more efficient - usually! There are times when over reliance on the latest...
Interval Training 101
Interval Training 101 By Rick Morris One of the rules of training is the law of specificity. That’s a guideline that says you should use a training routine that is specific to or “mirrors” your racing goal. If your goal race is a 5K your training should be tailored...
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion
Injury Prevention for Your Canine Companion By Rick Morris Keeping your body, muscles and joints healthy and injury free is almost certainly one your primary concerns when running. After all, you can't enjoy your daily run when you are laid up with an injury or...
Run Faster with Explosive Strength Training
Improve Your Running Performance with Explosive Strength Training By Rick Morris You can run faster with explosive strength training. Endurance training does a great job at making you a better distance runner. It improves your VO2 max, raises your lactate turn point,...
Improve Your Running Form
Improve Your Running Form and Mechanics With These Running Drills By Rick Morris Do you want to improve your running form? I love a good debate. There's nothing like engaging your fellow runners in a lively but intelligent discussion about current controversies in the...
Improve Your Marathon Pace
Improve Your Marathon Speed, Pace and Performance with Marathon Madness By Rick Morris I hear it all the time; moderation is best in all things. Most marathon training programs follow that axiom. A typical marathon training plan is focused around a gradually...
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace
Improve Your 10K Finishing Pace By Rick Morris Your 10K race pace is a physiologically significant running intensity level because it corresponds closely with your lactate threshold. There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to running, but most runners 10K speed...
Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Iliotibial Band Syndrome - The Basics and Prevention Techniques By Rick Morris Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) is a rather unique but common running injury. It's one of the more common running injuries because the mechanics of running place a lot of stress on your...
Ice or Heat For Running Injuries?
Ice or Heat - Is Cold or Heat Therapy Better for Running Injuries? By Rick Morris What's the first thing you reach for when you suffer from most common running injuries? You always head for the ice. It's become an accepted practice to use ice or cold therapy to treat...
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much?
Hyponatremia – Can You Drink Too Much? By Rick Morris Can you drink too much? There’s a playground not far from the track at which I coach a weekly speed session. The most popular piece of playground equipment there is my personal childhood favorite – the swing set....
Heart Rate Training 101
Heart Rate Training 101 By Rick Morris Heart rate training 101 give you the basics you need to know. Technology is a great thing. It makes everyday performing everyday tasks simpler and more efficient - usually! There are times when over reliance on the latest...