Skip to content

Run to Win

  • Affiliates
  • Anti-Spam Policy
  • Coaching
  • Compensation Disclosure and External Links
  • Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) Notice
Run to Win
  • Workout Tips

    Don’t Trip on Trails – How to Learn to Pick Up Your Feet

    ByBlaine Moore August 30, 2010

    How can you teach yourself how to pick up your feet while trail running so that you don’t trip over rocks and roots? There are two basic methods that I think are the easiest way to get used to the sort of running form you need while trail running.

    Read More Don’t Trip on Trails – How to Learn to Pick Up Your FeetContinue

  • Race Results

    The Best Olympic 10,000m Finish » Billy Mills in 1964

    ByBlaine Moore August 27, 2010

    Billy Mills was born in 1938 to the Oglala Lakota (Sioux) Tribe and was the second Native American to win an Olympic gold medal. He’s also the only American to get a gold medal at 10,000 meters. The last lap of that race was tremendous. Billy Mills got to the Olympics after qualifying for both…

    Read More The Best Olympic 10,000m Finish » Billy Mills in 1964Continue

  • Reviews

    The Best Gel During a Marathon: Crank e-Gel Review

    ByBlaine Moore August 26, 2010

    What is your favorite race day gel? I was asked this recently by one of my runners who’s getting ready for her first marathon. I’ve tried quite a few different products such as Gus, Power Gels, Shot Blocks. My favorite products for training and ultramarathons tend to be more towards actual foods, such as pretzels…

    Read More The Best Gel During a Marathon: Crank e-Gel ReviewContinue

  • Injuries

    How To Do The Stretches Used In The USATF Stretching Study

    ByBlaine Moore August 25, 2010

    What is involved in the stretching regimen that was used in the recent USATF study? There were 3 different stretches that they used (technically 4 since the last stretch had 2 parts.) The subjects that were going to be stretching were supplied with a detailed stretch protocol that included the photographs of the stretch, as…

    Read More How To Do The Stretches Used In The USATF Stretching StudyContinue

  • Injuries

    Does Stretching Before a Run Help Prevent Injuries?

    ByBlaine Moore August 24, 2010

    The USATF wanted to find the answer to that very question, so they recently did a 3 month long study of 3000 runners to find out exactly what factors do and don’t play a part in preventing injuries and in getting injured. The results of their summary can answer that question in two words: Not…

    Read More Does Stretching Before a Run Help Prevent Injuries?Continue

  • Sports

    Can Elite Marathoners Listen to iPods While Racing?

    ByBlaine Moore August 23, 2010

    Can elite marathon runners listen to music when their running in marathons? The quick and easy answer to this is no they can’t. Some elite marathoners will train with their iPods, and some of them won’t. However, you’ll never see them actually racing with an iPod during a marathon, at least not here in the…

    Read More Can Elite Marathoners Listen to iPods While Racing?Continue

  • Race Results

    Justin Gatlin is Back And Seeks to Regain World Record Form

    ByBlaine Moore August 22, 2010

    Once upon a time, Justin Gatlin broke the 100 meter world record by 1/100th of a second. It was then determined that his time was actually 9.766 seconds, which meant that his officially recorded time was equal to the world record of 9.77 seconds at that time. His time was later annulled when he received…

    Read More Justin Gatlin is Back And Seeks to Regain World Record FormContinue

  • Race Results

    The Best Olympic 800m Run in History » Dave Wottle in 1972

    ByBlaine Moore August 20, 2010

    Dave Wottle was born in 1950 in Canton, Ohio and took up running in childhood on the advice of his family physician because he was so feeble. At Bowling Green State University, he finished in second place in the mile to Marty Liquori in 1970, and still holds the NCAA outdoor track 1 mile record…

    Read More The Best Olympic 800m Run in History » Dave Wottle in 1972Continue

  • Workout Tips

    What To Do If You Need to Poop While Running

    ByBlaine Moore August 18, 2010

    If you run for any length of time, you are eventually going to need a bowel movement while you are out running. It’s inevitable. Gastrointestinal disturbance is very common among runners, and while the researchers aren’t sure exactly why that is they all agree it’s a common ailment. Probably something to do with your increased…

    Read More What To Do If You Need to Poop While RunningContinue

  • Workout Tips

    The Benefits of Trail Running

    ByBlaine Moore August 17, 2010

    I hope that yesterday’s article about what to do if you hit your head while trail running didn’t scare you onto the roads…accidents happen no matter where you are and generally speaking my injuries have been less serious on the trails than on the roads, and that includes this past weekend’s tumble. Trail running is…

    Read More The Benefits of Trail RunningContinue

Page navigation

Previous PagePrevious 1 … 13 14 15 16 17 … 185 Next PageNext

© 2026 Run to Win - WordPress Theme by Kadence WP

  • Affiliates
  • Anti-Spam Policy
  • Coaching
  • Compensation Disclosure and External Links
  • Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) Notice