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    The Endurance 50 Registration Opens

    ByBlaine Moore July 2, 2006

    I am running the New York City marathon in early November, and will plan on pacing a friend of mine into a 3 hour first attempt. The training to get me there centered around running a marathon two and a half weeks earlier than that as well, with Dean Karnazes as he does his 50…

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  • Last Year

    This Week Last Year: Race Results, Marathons, and a Book Review

    ByBlaine Moore July 1, 2006

    It is now time to highlight what I wrote about at this time last year. The Literacy 5k race results, a race that I happened to win. My first impressions of the Marathon Guide website, and a list of my Fall marathon candidates. A book review of Marathoning for Mortals, which is about how to…

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  • News | Sports

    No Tour de France for Jan Ullrich!

    ByBlaine Moore June 30, 2006

    Dozens of cyclists have been barred from participating in the Tour de France after being linked to a Spanish doctor charged with illegal doping. Among those being barred are Jan Ullrich and Ivan Basso. The suspensions came down from the individual teams themselves. “There are clear guidelines arranged with the riders, which leave no room…

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  • Animated How-To

    New animated pushup demo at Okolo.org

    ByBlaine Moore June 30, 2006

    Okolo has decided to have his own set of animated exercises on his website (much like I have done), and he has begun with how to do pushups. He has an animation of himself doing a pushup, along with instructions of how to do them. He also explains how to do handstand pushups. Along with…

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  • Fitness

    Is “bonking” actually good for you?

    ByBlaine Moore June 29, 2006

    Dr. Bente Klarlund Pederse of the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, believes that we should spend some of our time training in a glycogen-depleted state in order to maximize our training benefits to increase production of the immune system agent Interleukin-6. In other words, do some workouts underfueled and make yourself bonk in training. Pedersen provided…

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  • Personal

    Why can only fat people buy belts?

    ByBlaine Moore June 28, 2006

    I do not buy belts very often. Tonight, I threw out a belt that I have had for at least 8 years. Three or four days ago the end of the belt finally fell away from the rest of the belt past the notch that I use, which had been hanging on by less and…

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  • Race Results | Sports

    Winner disqualified at Western States 100 Miler

    ByBlaine Moore June 28, 2006

    Brian Morrison of Seattle was disqualified after winning the Western States 100 Miler because he received help maintaining forward motion in the last quarter mile of the race. Graham Cooper of Oakland was then awarded the first place accolodes. The Western States 100-mile Endurance Run Board of Trustees released the following statement regarding the disqualification:…

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  • Food & Beverage | Sleep

    Do not go to sleep hungry

    ByBlaine Moore June 27, 2006

    Most people will not eat before going to sleep. Two common reasons for this is because the person may not sleep as well, or because they are trying to lose weight and do not want to eat something and not have an opportunity to burn off some calories before going to sleep. You do not…

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  • Injuries | Personal

    Weight Lifting with a Broken Finger

    ByBlaine Moore June 26, 2006

    A week ago, I broke my ring finger. On my way out the door the next day to go do my Monday morning weight lifting workout, I realized that that probably was not a very good idea. As such, I took the last week off from lifting and just did a lot of running. Which…

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  • Race Results | Sports

    Whirlaway 10k

    ByBlaine Moore June 25, 2006

    The latest USATF-New England grand prix race was this morning in Methuen, Mass. The Whirlaway 10k had some better weather this year than they did last year, and they had enough water at the finish line for everybody this time. The course takes a quick trip up over the first few miles, and is predominantly…

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