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Individualized Intensity Zones - Part 2 - Respiratory System | Posted by Arthur K on Feb 7, 2010

In this second posting on this topic, I will attempt to bring together some of the latest research that I have found regarding a very controversial topic of respiratory system weakness. In other words, there is something about your respiratory system that is limiting performance. How does this happen?
I propose, here, a different type of “zoning”. Most […]

Individualized Intensity Zones | Posted by Arthur K on Feb 7, 2010

Individualized Training Zones. You may have opened up several books, purporting to be the be-all and end-all of establishing training intensity zones to effectively bring out the best racing performance of your life. Several “zoning” methods exist, including methods based on:

Percentage of maximum heart rates (such as, taking a percentage of 220-maximum heart rate)
Percentage of a […]

The Magic of Tape | Posted by Jenn Sunnerton on Dec 10, 2009

Thanks to a friend I have discovered a new love: Kinesio tape!
 
Back in the spring when I was building up the mileage for around the Bay my IT Band was proving to be problematic. 
 
My mountain bike buddy (and new running partner) has a kinesiology degree and convinced me to let her try taping me […]

Tri-bike Training in Gatineau Park, Quebec | Posted by Landon French on Nov 2, 2009

Gatineau Park is located less than 4kms from Parliament Hill in Ottawa and is a local Mecca for anyone who loves the outdoors.  Gently rising on an escarpment above the Ottawa River, Gatineau Park consists of 363 square kms of rolling hills and steep climbs through woodlands and rock cuts and is […]

Keep a close eye on those nagging injures. | Posted by Roger Hospedales on Jul 15, 2008

Never assume an old injury is healed!
On the surface, this might not seem like a training article but I can assure you that it is. Why? If you don’t take heed of what I will state below, your training/race schedule will be adversely affected.
Having ruptured my Achilles tendon 7 weeks ago, I’ve had a lot […]

Strong Hips Help to Keep us Running Injury Free | Posted by Terri Baker on Jan 2, 2008

At this time of year, when we as runners are thinking again about building up mileage for the upcoming spring races, it’s a good time to also think about building strength in a few key muscles. Often, we fail to recognize the importance of strength to keep us running at our best and also injury […]

Run Faster and Longer with Compression Tights | Posted by Nick Capra on Oct 19, 2007

New study confirms claims suggested by compression apparel manufacturer.
When I started running longer distances in my CW-X Expert tights I did notice that I felt stronger and recovered more quickly. At first I’ll admit, I chalked it up to the old placebo effect. I mean how could tights make this much of a difference? I […]


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