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Learn To Run By Feel
Throw Away Your Running Watch - Learn to Run by Feel By Rick Morris Technology does a great job of providing us with the tools we need to make training easier and more efficient. Our ever present running watches are a good example. We can accurately time our 400 meter...
The Twelve Rules of Training
The Twelve Rules of Training By Rick Morris There are as many different training plans as there are coaches. Every successful training program has a number of common rules. I have developed these twelve rules using over 20 years of coaching experience and many...
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR By Rick Morris Do Long Runs Every Other Week Your long runs make up the cornerstone of your marathon training. They develop your body’s ability to run non stop for over 26 miles. Do you long runs consistently throughout your...
Run a Lousy Race
The Top Ten Ways to Run a Really Lousy Race By Rick Morris Start out too fast Would you like to run a lousy race? If you want to end up with legs like spaghetti noodles and crawl across the finish line you should run as hard as you can at the start of your race. You...
Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries
The Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries By Rick Morris Running injuries are an almost unavoidable part of running. It is the rare athlete indeed that can avoid all injuries. While injuries are nearly unavoidable you can take steps to minimize the occurrence of...
Top Ten Signs of Over Training
The Top Ten Signs of Over Training By Rick Morris Running is a great sport. We run because we love to. We like to run long and we like to run fast. Some of us are addicted to running. We can’t get enough of it. We are like running junkies. If we don’t get our daily...
Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners
The Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners By Rick Morris Cross training is a valuable form of training for all athletes including runners. Cross training for runners will help training secondary muscles, help prevent injury, provide for some active recovery and...
Top Ten Power Foods for Runners
The Top Ten Power Foods for Runners By Rick Morris There’s a lot of talk out there about avoiding worthless foods and concentrating on eating nutrient dense super foods. But, are there any truly worthless foods? Not really! Let’s take what is probably known at the...
The Need For Speed
The Need For Speed By Rick Morris Do you want to be the tortoise or the hare? You remember that story from your childhood, don’t you? It involved a foot (or paw?) race between two cartoon characters. One was the arrogant, wise-cracking and swift hare. The hare’s...
The Mythical Marathon Wall
The Marathon Wall – What it is and How to Beat It By Rick Morris It’s funny how some past experiences stick in your memory like super glue. Even though it took place many years ago, I still remember my first marathon. I was young, cocky and thought I could defeat...
Learn To Run By Feel
Throw Away Your Running Watch - Learn to Run by Feel By Rick Morris Technology does a great job of providing us with the tools we need to make training easier and more efficient. Our ever present running watches are a good example. We can accurately time our 400 meter...
The Twelve Rules of Training
The Twelve Rules of Training By Rick Morris There are as many different training plans as there are coaches. Every successful training program has a number of common rules. I have developed these twelve rules using over 20 years of coaching experience and many...
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR By Rick Morris Do Long Runs Every Other Week Your long runs make up the cornerstone of your marathon training. They develop your body’s ability to run non stop for over 26 miles. Do you long runs consistently throughout your...
Run a Lousy Race
The Top Ten Ways to Run a Really Lousy Race By Rick Morris Start out too fast Would you like to run a lousy race? If you want to end up with legs like spaghetti noodles and crawl across the finish line you should run as hard as you can at the start of your race. You...
Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries
The Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries By Rick Morris Running injuries are an almost unavoidable part of running. It is the rare athlete indeed that can avoid all injuries. While injuries are nearly unavoidable you can take steps to minimize the occurrence of...
Top Ten Signs of Over Training
The Top Ten Signs of Over Training By Rick Morris Running is a great sport. We run because we love to. We like to run long and we like to run fast. Some of us are addicted to running. We can’t get enough of it. We are like running junkies. If we don’t get our daily...
Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners
The Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners By Rick Morris Cross training is a valuable form of training for all athletes including runners. Cross training for runners will help training secondary muscles, help prevent injury, provide for some active recovery and...
Top Ten Power Foods for Runners
The Top Ten Power Foods for Runners By Rick Morris There’s a lot of talk out there about avoiding worthless foods and concentrating on eating nutrient dense super foods. But, are there any truly worthless foods? Not really! Let’s take what is probably known at the...
The Need For Speed
The Need For Speed By Rick Morris Do you want to be the tortoise or the hare? You remember that story from your childhood, don’t you? It involved a foot (or paw?) race between two cartoon characters. One was the arrogant, wise-cracking and swift hare. The hare’s...
The Mythical Marathon Wall
The Marathon Wall – What it is and How to Beat It By Rick Morris It’s funny how some past experiences stick in your memory like super glue. Even though it took place many years ago, I still remember my first marathon. I was young, cocky and thought I could defeat...
Learn To Run By Feel
Throw Away Your Running Watch - Learn to Run by Feel By Rick Morris Technology does a great job of providing us with the tools we need to make training easier and more efficient. Our ever present running watches are a good example. We can accurately time our 400 meter...
The Twelve Rules of Training
The Twelve Rules of Training By Rick Morris There are as many different training plans as there are coaches. Every successful training program has a number of common rules. I have developed these twelve rules using over 20 years of coaching experience and many...
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR By Rick Morris Do Long Runs Every Other Week Your long runs make up the cornerstone of your marathon training. They develop your body’s ability to run non stop for over 26 miles. Do you long runs consistently throughout your...
Run a Lousy Race
The Top Ten Ways to Run a Really Lousy Race By Rick Morris Start out too fast Would you like to run a lousy race? If you want to end up with legs like spaghetti noodles and crawl across the finish line you should run as hard as you can at the start of your race. You...
Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries
The Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries By Rick Morris Running injuries are an almost unavoidable part of running. It is the rare athlete indeed that can avoid all injuries. While injuries are nearly unavoidable you can take steps to minimize the occurrence of...
Top Ten Signs of Over Training
The Top Ten Signs of Over Training By Rick Morris Running is a great sport. We run because we love to. We like to run long and we like to run fast. Some of us are addicted to running. We can’t get enough of it. We are like running junkies. If we don’t get our daily...
Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners
The Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners By Rick Morris Cross training is a valuable form of training for all athletes including runners. Cross training for runners will help training secondary muscles, help prevent injury, provide for some active recovery and...
Top Ten Power Foods for Runners
The Top Ten Power Foods for Runners By Rick Morris There’s a lot of talk out there about avoiding worthless foods and concentrating on eating nutrient dense super foods. But, are there any truly worthless foods? Not really! Let’s take what is probably known at the...
The Need For Speed
The Need For Speed By Rick Morris Do you want to be the tortoise or the hare? You remember that story from your childhood, don’t you? It involved a foot (or paw?) race between two cartoon characters. One was the arrogant, wise-cracking and swift hare. The hare’s...
The Mythical Marathon Wall
The Marathon Wall – What it is and How to Beat It By Rick Morris It’s funny how some past experiences stick in your memory like super glue. Even though it took place many years ago, I still remember my first marathon. I was young, cocky and thought I could defeat...
Learn To Run By Feel
Throw Away Your Running Watch - Learn to Run by Feel By Rick Morris Technology does a great job of providing us with the tools we need to make training easier and more efficient. Our ever present running watches are a good example. We can accurately time our 400 meter...
The Twelve Rules of Training
The Twelve Rules of Training By Rick Morris There are as many different training plans as there are coaches. Every successful training program has a number of common rules. I have developed these twelve rules using over 20 years of coaching experience and many...
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR By Rick Morris Do Long Runs Every Other Week Your long runs make up the cornerstone of your marathon training. They develop your body’s ability to run non stop for over 26 miles. Do you long runs consistently throughout your...
Run a Lousy Race
The Top Ten Ways to Run a Really Lousy Race By Rick Morris Start out too fast Would you like to run a lousy race? If you want to end up with legs like spaghetti noodles and crawl across the finish line you should run as hard as you can at the start of your race. You...
Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries
The Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries By Rick Morris Running injuries are an almost unavoidable part of running. It is the rare athlete indeed that can avoid all injuries. While injuries are nearly unavoidable you can take steps to minimize the occurrence of...
Top Ten Signs of Over Training
The Top Ten Signs of Over Training By Rick Morris Running is a great sport. We run because we love to. We like to run long and we like to run fast. Some of us are addicted to running. We can’t get enough of it. We are like running junkies. If we don’t get our daily...
Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners
The Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners By Rick Morris Cross training is a valuable form of training for all athletes including runners. Cross training for runners will help training secondary muscles, help prevent injury, provide for some active recovery and...
Top Ten Power Foods for Runners
The Top Ten Power Foods for Runners By Rick Morris There’s a lot of talk out there about avoiding worthless foods and concentrating on eating nutrient dense super foods. But, are there any truly worthless foods? Not really! Let’s take what is probably known at the...
The Need For Speed
The Need For Speed By Rick Morris Do you want to be the tortoise or the hare? You remember that story from your childhood, don’t you? It involved a foot (or paw?) race between two cartoon characters. One was the arrogant, wise-cracking and swift hare. The hare’s...
The Mythical Marathon Wall
The Marathon Wall – What it is and How to Beat It By Rick Morris It’s funny how some past experiences stick in your memory like super glue. Even though it took place many years ago, I still remember my first marathon. I was young, cocky and thought I could defeat...
Learn To Run By Feel
Throw Away Your Running Watch - Learn to Run by Feel By Rick Morris Technology does a great job of providing us with the tools we need to make training easier and more efficient. Our ever present running watches are a good example. We can accurately time our 400 meter...
The Twelve Rules of Training
The Twelve Rules of Training By Rick Morris There are as many different training plans as there are coaches. Every successful training program has a number of common rules. I have developed these twelve rules using over 20 years of coaching experience and many...
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR By Rick Morris Do Long Runs Every Other Week Your long runs make up the cornerstone of your marathon training. They develop your body’s ability to run non stop for over 26 miles. Do you long runs consistently throughout your...
Run a Lousy Race
The Top Ten Ways to Run a Really Lousy Race By Rick Morris Start out too fast Would you like to run a lousy race? If you want to end up with legs like spaghetti noodles and crawl across the finish line you should run as hard as you can at the start of your race. You...
Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries
The Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries By Rick Morris Running injuries are an almost unavoidable part of running. It is the rare athlete indeed that can avoid all injuries. While injuries are nearly unavoidable you can take steps to minimize the occurrence of...
Top Ten Signs of Over Training
The Top Ten Signs of Over Training By Rick Morris Running is a great sport. We run because we love to. We like to run long and we like to run fast. Some of us are addicted to running. We can’t get enough of it. We are like running junkies. If we don’t get our daily...
Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners
The Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners By Rick Morris Cross training is a valuable form of training for all athletes including runners. Cross training for runners will help training secondary muscles, help prevent injury, provide for some active recovery and...
Top Ten Power Foods for Runners
The Top Ten Power Foods for Runners By Rick Morris There’s a lot of talk out there about avoiding worthless foods and concentrating on eating nutrient dense super foods. But, are there any truly worthless foods? Not really! Let’s take what is probably known at the...
The Need For Speed
The Need For Speed By Rick Morris Do you want to be the tortoise or the hare? You remember that story from your childhood, don’t you? It involved a foot (or paw?) race between two cartoon characters. One was the arrogant, wise-cracking and swift hare. The hare’s...
The Mythical Marathon Wall
The Marathon Wall – What it is and How to Beat It By Rick Morris It’s funny how some past experiences stick in your memory like super glue. Even though it took place many years ago, I still remember my first marathon. I was young, cocky and thought I could defeat...
Learn To Run By Feel
Throw Away Your Running Watch - Learn to Run by Feel By Rick Morris Technology does a great job of providing us with the tools we need to make training easier and more efficient. Our ever present running watches are a good example. We can accurately time our 400 meter...
The Twelve Rules of Training
The Twelve Rules of Training By Rick Morris There are as many different training plans as there are coaches. Every successful training program has a number of common rules. I have developed these twelve rules using over 20 years of coaching experience and many...
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR
The Top Ten Ways to Set a Marathon PR By Rick Morris Do Long Runs Every Other Week Your long runs make up the cornerstone of your marathon training. They develop your body’s ability to run non stop for over 26 miles. Do you long runs consistently throughout your...
Run a Lousy Race
The Top Ten Ways to Run a Really Lousy Race By Rick Morris Start out too fast Would you like to run a lousy race? If you want to end up with legs like spaghetti noodles and crawl across the finish line you should run as hard as you can at the start of your race. You...
Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries
The Top Ten Ways to Avoid Running Injuries By Rick Morris Running injuries are an almost unavoidable part of running. It is the rare athlete indeed that can avoid all injuries. While injuries are nearly unavoidable you can take steps to minimize the occurrence of...
Top Ten Signs of Over Training
The Top Ten Signs of Over Training By Rick Morris Running is a great sport. We run because we love to. We like to run long and we like to run fast. Some of us are addicted to running. We can’t get enough of it. We are like running junkies. If we don’t get our daily...
Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners
The Top Ten Rules of Cross Training for Runners By Rick Morris Cross training is a valuable form of training for all athletes including runners. Cross training for runners will help training secondary muscles, help prevent injury, provide for some active recovery and...
Top Ten Power Foods for Runners
The Top Ten Power Foods for Runners By Rick Morris There’s a lot of talk out there about avoiding worthless foods and concentrating on eating nutrient dense super foods. But, are there any truly worthless foods? Not really! Let’s take what is probably known at the...
The Need For Speed
The Need For Speed By Rick Morris Do you want to be the tortoise or the hare? You remember that story from your childhood, don’t you? It involved a foot (or paw?) race between two cartoon characters. One was the arrogant, wise-cracking and swift hare. The hare’s...
The Mythical Marathon Wall
The Marathon Wall – What it is and How to Beat It By Rick Morris It’s funny how some past experiences stick in your memory like super glue. Even though it took place many years ago, I still remember my first marathon. I was young, cocky and thought I could defeat...