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2 days left to win a free book

by Blaine Moore | Run To Win Website

There are two days left before entries close to win a free copy of Coast to Coast. It is really easy to enter; just write any story about running on the contest page for a chance to win.

Balance boards and swiss balls…what is the difference?

by Blaine Moore | Fitness, Workout Tips

When discussing the benefits of using a swiss ball and the differences between active and passive resistance, Liv asked a very good question about the difference between balance boards and swiss balls. I have a question: aside from the Swiss ball, I have also attemted...

Active vs Passive Resistance (or, why keep your balance on a swiss ball?)

by Blaine Moore | Fitness, Workout Tips

There are two ways to encourage muscle growth. The way that most people think of growing their muscles involves actively contracting the muscle to accomplish movement of some kind. Picking something up off the ground, pushing something up into the air, pulling...

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