Monthly Archive: June 2008

Jun
30

Perfection

Intervals. Considered the toughest form of running workout, and the best way to get faster. In interval training, you run a set distance at almost flat-out pace, then you walk or jog a short “interval” to recover. I’ve added interval training to my regimen this year in an attempt to break some PRs. Thursday, my …

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Jun
19

The “Pound”-ing of Running

The average runner lands on each leg about 750 times per mile. In my previous post, I said it was time to retire my shoes after 289 miles. That’s not a lot of miles for a pair of running shoes, but I’ll cut them some slack. After all, each shoe has cushioned the blow for …

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Jun
18

Time for a 300-mile Checkup

According to Runner’s World magazine, runners should expect to get 300-500 miles out of a pair of shoes. Variables are primarily your weight, the surfaces you run on most often, and how long it takes to rack up those miles. I’m not a heavy guy, but I do run most of my miles on asphalt. …

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