By admin on February 27, 2012
By Amanda Theobald I got attacked by a dog, while running, in a scary way. It being scary is subjective, and I don’t think I am especially dramatic so just go with it. I have had dogs bark, chase, and even little ones nip at my ankles. Yet, I had never been seriously threatened. Until [...]
Posted in Injury Prevention, Your Story |
By admin on September 21, 2011
By Elizabeth Jenkins You’ve already read Running For Beginners: The Right First Steps so you know way more than I did when I first started running. You have the right shoes, fit to you specifically for your Biomechanical needs, the right socks, a running buddy and a goal. Now that you have all the confidence in [...]
Posted in General, Injury Prevention, Nutrition, Run Training, Sports Psychology | Tagged conversation pace, first run, log, running log, stretching, warm-up |
By admin on September 12, 2011
This blog article has been previously posted, but is relevant again with the upcoming marathon in St. George. We hope you will enjoy it! As runners prepare for an upcoming marathon, here are three common questions that arise: When is the best time to buy a shoe for a marathon and how do I get my pair ready? [...]
Posted in Equipment, General, Injury Prevention, Racing |