Molly Huddle and the Perks of Running Dangerously
You’re Never Too Old to Train at Intensity
Steve Magness: 8 Rules to Do Everything Better + Don’t Skip Steps
IAAF Visit To Oregon Leaves Unanswered Questions
The chocolate science hype machine
How to Survive 75 Hours Alone in the Ocean
Why we need a coach. Most injuries are due to stupidity.
Just rinse and spit. Swallowing salt water at mile 24 worked for me. The boost was almost immediate.
Our Best Hope for Civil Discourse Online Is on … Reddit. …Is it possible you’re wrong, and just don’t know enough to have a belief on this or that?
Deadly flu now considered epidemic
Brad Stulberg: Calm Determination
Higher Education Is Drowning in BS
The shaming of jaywalking
…Ever play touch football in the street? It was considered normal back when. My last game was in 1975.
Ray Bradbury said Fahrenheit 451 was about people “being turned into morons by TV.”
How Quickly Do You Lose Fitness When You Stop Running?
The Trans Am had never been won by a woman… Read.
Eat, Then Sleep (A Radical New Injury-Prevention Plan)
The darkest, quietest and cleanest places left on Earth
NYT: Are You Really a Runner? And more.
Master’s University Winter 5K results
Last night in Seattle, UW Indoor Preview results. Hart and UCLA alum Austin O’Neill goes 8:02.70 in the 3000.
Brad Stulberg: 8 Rules to Do Everything Better
Raevyn Rogers, NCAA 800 Champ, turns pro. Note the discipline and assistance to the D1 scholarship athlete. It’s required from every such athlete, and especially so in the first two years. At UO, first year, you sit with your tutor (usually a grad student) 12-15 hours a week (I forget the actual number).
Video: Sprint mechanics for distance runners. Imagine how much better we could be with Steve Magness doing the same for us, with a program to force us to correct our weaknesses. …That would make us faster and reduce chances of injury.
Read du jour: Peter Snell, Three Time Olympic Gold Medalist in the 800 and 1500. An early idol.
Should male and female cross country races be the same distance? The answer, of course, is yes.
Do speed. You lose speed as you age. So why not work to retain as much as you can?
Steve Magness: How to Deal with Pain and Suffering: The Calm Conversation
We must undergo a hard winter training and not rush into things for which we haven’t prepared. ~ Epictetus
Ooh la la. Dining as Nature Intended
Three Japanese soccer elites vs 100 school children. Video.
7 Tips for Reading More Books in a Year …Most tips I get on books come from old ladies.
Looking for a Winter Challenge? PR the Mile
Why Are Improvements from Training Different Among Athletes?
Dance Me to the End of Love. The lessons of age, pain, and injury.
Just finished: The Midnight Line. 512 pages in 24 hours. Now reading My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry. Hilarious. Next up: Robicheaux