Double threshold training (aka the “Norwegian Method” of training) popularized by the Ingebrigtsen brothers, has seemingly taken over the running world as I wrote about recently.
But is it so good and, if so, what makes it so good?
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Every year I do this around the holidays and every year I mean it. I just wanted to take a moment to thank every member of the HillRunner.com community for being here.
…A common topic in strength training circles that always leads to the same answer.
We all know free weights are better, right? You get more muscle recruitment, more stabilizer muscles working and you end up stronger.
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Last week got chilly here in Wisconsin. The long sleeves came out, at least for me.
When the long sleeves come out, I love to use them as a tool for more than just keeping the arms warm.
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As I’m sure you’re aware, this past weekend the Twin Cities Marathon was cancelled at the last minute. Even if it hadn’t been cancelled, if someone was targeting a fast time it would have been a very tough day. Start time temperatures were pretty high and the afternoon high reached 92°.
What should you do if a race you’re planning to run turns into something like this? Well, it depends on your goals.
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