Is It Safe? Five Steps for Running a Marathon, Man
With this in mind, I think you can do it too. Here are five steps to make it happen. Step One: Pick an event. There are scores of marathons in the US every year. Pick one that moves you. Maybe it’s an iconic event like the New Y
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COVID-19 played only a minor role in my new running habit. The real catalyst was my dysfunctional competition complex. When I train with others, my outsized desire to crush everyone in my vicinity is matched only by my limited abi
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Apparently, it’s “Bothered by Science” Week here at The Real Fitness Nerd, cuz I have another study to whinge about. Here are the facts, hot off the press release: In one recent study in the Journal of the Americ
Continue Reading | Add CommentPickle Juice: Not just for pickling anymore
Although the Real Fitness Nerd already knew about most of these “secret” runner’s foods, this msnbc.com article is a cool little list of odd things endurance athletes consume in hopes of getting an edge. Pickle j
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I don’t really believe Pyry Tamminen’s Pool Sprint prototype will become “the future of running,” as the website claims, unless they’re referring to a potential Waterworld distopia and only then if Ea
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For all you glory-seekers out there looking to break a new world’s record, it appears the world’s fast man, Usian Bolt, has been slacking off. Now’s your chance to jump in. According to Wyoming University biomech
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I’ve always thought the cliché everything in moderation was ridiculous. Now I’ve got some stats to back me up. The “world’s largest study on running” has concluded that more exercise is better, period. “The government
Continue Reading | Add CommentCoffee, Running & Cancer
Apparently I’m not going to be dying of prostate cancer anytime soon. Running and coffee have been two of my life’s cornerstones pretty much since I’ve been an adult, if not some time before. Now, according to two studies on
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