"we'll see. I thought about this too - triathlons are EXPENSIVE. I had some friends that did a small "super sprint" triathlon that cost $65. At least marathon prices (outside the major ones) are reasonable. And thanks!"
- Daniel Norton
"I'm so jealous that this just opened. We lived on Gold Street for 5 years and just moved out of the city recently. It looks great though."
- Daniel Norton
"I'm so jealous that this just opened. We lived on Gold Street for 5 years and just moved out of the city recently. It looks great though."
- Daniel Norton
"Thanks, Ian. I'm going to take some time off from marathon training and work on getting faster. I should be nice and fresh for a fall marathon PR."
- Daniel Norton
"Thanks, Ian. I'm going to take some time off from marathon training and work on getting faster. I should be nice and fresh for a fall marathon PR."
- Daniel Norton
"Thanks, Ian. I'm going to take some time off from marathon training and work on getting faster. I should be nice and fresh for a fall marathon PR."
- Daniel Norton
"This is a great post, Pete! I would also like to add that Matt Fitzgerald is a proponent of the proprioceptive cues to help improve running form and economy. He has a whole chapter devoted to them in "Brain Training for Runners" (which, BTW, is the book that got me started on the minimalist running approach before "Born to Run" was even published.)"
- Daniel Norton
"This is a great post, Pete! I would also like to add that Matt Fitzgerald is a proponent of the proprioceptive cues to help improve running form and economy. He has a whole chapter devoted to them in "Brain Training for Runners" (which, BTW, is the book that got me started on the minimalist running approach before "Born to Run" was even published.)"
- Daniel Norton
"This is a great post, Pete! I would also like to add that Matt Fitzgerald is a proponent of the proprioceptive cues to help improve running form and economy. He has a whole chapter devoted to them in "Brain Training for Runners" (which, BTW, is the book that got me started on the minimalist running approach before "Born to Run" was even published.)"
- Daniel Norton