A Simple Message on Individualisation
Below is a simple chart illustrating a random statistic with its independent and dependent variables marked respectively on the x...
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Our Training Philosophies
We'd like to share with you a few of our most fundamental training philosophies. These philosophies serve as the back-bone for...
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Cerebral Oxygenation: Kenyan Runners Maintain High Brain Oxygenation
The Kalenjin, who occupy much of the Rift Valley, are Kenya’s third largest tribe. Despite only making up approximately 12%...
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Mastering the Taper
First off, let me say that tapering is something that is highly individualistic. If you’ve got a method that has...
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Unraveling Lactic Acid: Debunking the Myths Part I
Anyone who has ever picked up a magazine or watched a broadcast of a live sports event has undoubtedly heard...
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Downhill running, DOMS, and eccentric training
Here we’ll discuss the significance of eccentric contractions during downhill running and its contribution to DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness)....
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The Art of the Easy Run
“Well that wasn’t exactly easy” “A not-so-easy run” “Meant to be easy, but got a bit carried away” These are...
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Re-evaluating Ice Bathing
The goal of ice bathing is to reduce the inflammation following a workout, which is typically viewed as a means...
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Hill Sprints For Distance Runners
“IF YOU LEARN TO RUN LIKE A SPRINTER, YOU’LL BE A GREAT DISTANCE RUNNER” Sprints are a valuable supplement to...
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