Monthly Archives: April 2019

Some Colorado regents have begun to ask questions. “Football as played in America is a brutal 19th century sport that is highly destructive to the human brain,” Linda Shoemaker told fellow regents. “I don’t believe it has a place in … Continue reading →

Olympic Cyclist Rebecca Twigg Has Been Homeless for Over Four Years This Is Kilian Jornet’s Everest Acclimatization Plan Wake up, people: You’re fooling yourself about sleep, study says

Editorial: UCLA has lost integrity… the morning shakeout Leave no runner behind Hey, take a hike! The Best Hike in Every State. We’ve done Silver Falls. Hope to do others on the list. Better, though, with your honey, is to … Continue reading →

Ryan Hall’s marathon PR (2:04:58) was set at the 2011 Boston Marathon. Sara Hall is among the elites in today’s Boston Marathon. Some day we will be watching Hana Hall. …Update. Sara Hall was 15th.

London marathon runners to be given edible water bottles Running Made Us Human: How We Evolved to Run Marathons Could a woman walk around the world today? Jen A. Miller/NYT: Pre-Gaming for the Boston Marathon. With other great links. At … Continue reading →

I Don’t Care. I Love My Phone. Sarah Sellers and the Craziest Schedule in Running …Another Sarah Sellers story. The nutrition study the $30B supplement industry doesn’t want you to see. How Do Drivers Not See That They’re the Worst? … Continue reading →

Breakfast yesterday with Lance Deal, Olympic silver medalist, American record holder in the hammer for the past 22 years. We’re working on a Q&A. Fun guy. NYT: Sitting for More Than 13 Hours a Day May Sabotage the Benefits of … Continue reading →

Stulberg/Magness: Shalane Flanagan and the Power of Going All In. An excerpt from The Passion Paradox. Are You Overdosing on Caffeine? How Adventure Athletes Deal With Fear The Case for Nothing

How to Write Email with Military Precision Dietary supplements do not help you live longer…

OTC Elite heads to Flagstaff for altitude training. Apparently, they live high and train high. Another view is to Live High, Train Low. …Galen Rupp, in Portland, sleeps high (in a thin oxygen tent) and trains low. LAT: The bizarre … Continue reading →