Photo of the Week: Night Runners
June 30, 2008 Read more »
Thanks again go to John Harvey1 for letting us feature this photo. Check out his other photos at his Flickr Site. John’s photos can also be found in the Complete Running Network Community Pool.
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Recent Posts from Dawn’s Blog
New Members For June 29th
June 29, 2008 Read more »
Hiking, Climbing (a little running too)
Logan M Training For First Marathon
Training for a Half
Running Wild
Mom’s Home Run
Doug’s Excellent Marathon Adventure
Mom on the Run
Life Should Be Blogged
Run, Dani, Run!
Toeing the Line
The Happy Runner
Wilmore Running Club
A Dog, A Stroller, and a Runner
iPlod
June 27, 2008 Read more »
There is plenty of advice here, and on other websites, about how to improve your running. But what do you do on those days when nothing seems to work?
You know what I mean.
Endurance Training Boosts Your Fast-Twitchers, Too
June 25, 2008 Read more »
When it comes to muscle fiber-types, you’ve got your fast-twitch for sprinting and slow-twitch for distance running performance, right? Well, not so fast. Researchers have recently published results online in the Journal of Applied Physiology that suggest it might not be so black and white, after all.
The New Balance 1223
June 24, 2008 Read more »
Overview
Runners hate heavy shoes. The compromise between stability versus weight and responsiveness is a constant conflict. New Balance appears to have a pretty good grasp of this struggle with the 1223.
Shoe Specifics
The 1223 is a maximum stability shoe for moderate to severe overpronators.
Photo of the Week: Three in a row
June 23, 2008 Read more »
Back in the day when I was good at running and high jump I always thought hurdles would be cool. But hurdles with water, now there’s a challenge.
In this photo: Mike Boucher (leading), Tom Wade & Joe Wade at Bournemouth on June 2nd 2007. Thanks Mike for dropping by and leaving us that information.
Thanks go [...]
It’s Time to Change Your World
June 23, 2008 Read more »
We’ve all done it. You get into the car and drive 2 minutes for a jug of milk, when it would have been just as easy, and healthier, to walk or cycle.
Today seems like a good day to vow to change your world. Sustrans, the UK’s leading sustainable transport charity, is sponsoring its second annual [...]
New Members for June 22nd
June 22, 2008 Read more »
Eat That Frog!
Pain is Temporary, Regret Hurts Forever
Run Suwanee
Mum Runner
BadGEAR
AbbyRuns
Blogrunner - Road To The NYC Marathon and beyond!
…just keep running…
Running Product Reviews
Run Ashley Run
North Georgia Triaflete
Couch to 5k
Marathon in less than four hours
The MadPeacock on Running
Learning to Run
The Running Quilter
Our Running Places
Sabotage
June 20, 2008 Read more »
Writing a humor column about running isn’t exactly curing cancer, but I have pride, too.
So it’s doubly difficult when I come up with an idea, only to find someone else has already written an awesomely funny article on the topic.
Retail Therapy: Harlot–Essential T’s and Tanks
June 19, 2008 Read more »
When Jennifer at Harlot clothing company first contacted me about reviewing their clothes I thought it was odd since they only sported cycling clothing, but it turns out they make great running attire as well.
Your Running News Roundup
June 18, 2008 Read more »
This Week’s Must Reads
This week we have two “must reads.” Father’s Day was a few days ago, but the Rocky Mountain News profiles Olympian Alan Culpepper and the effect that fatherhood has had on his running. It’s interesting to read how even world class athletes have to juggle the competing demands of training and [...]
New Members For June 15th
June 15, 2008 Read more »
Run for a Reason
Diggin’ It
RunSandmanRun
The Running Chef
To Run the Race
Lisa’s Log
Tricotine
Go Faster Food…Food for Runners - Food for Athletes
The Finish Line
Running from 30
Running and serendipity
Run, Fat Boy, Run
Life Should Be Blogged
Morgan Gets Thin
RunTodd Run
Kali Baker: Following A Dream
She Who Makes Waves
The Journey
SFrunner’s blog
Three Forty Fifty Nine
Weldon On Triumph
June 14, 2008 Read more »
The crime is not to avoid failure, the crime is to not give triumph a chance. —H. Weldon
Before You Were a Runner
June 13, 2008 Read more »
Before you were a runner there is no way you would have paid $90 for a pair of sneakers–every six months.
Before you were a runner you thought people who were running just before a race were insane.
Oscar Pistorius Cleared for Competition
June 11, 2008 Read more »
As if we needed another reason to be intrigued by the track and field events leading up to, and culminating at, this summer’s Beijing Olympics, we might now have one. If he can qualify for the South African team, Oscar Pistorius, a bilateral amputee and Paralympic track star, will be allowed to compete against able-bodied [...]
Under Armour Underfoot
June 10, 2008 Read more »
Just when you thought you’d figured out which running shoes you liked best, another company has thrown their shoe in the ring. Less than two weeks ago, Under Armour announced that they will be entering the running shoe market in early 2009.
Photo of the Week: The Leading Pack
June 9, 2008 Read more »
Notice the difference between form and attire for the leaders versus the ones on the other side of the road? Does what you wear make a difference in your performance?
Thanks go to Wit, for this photo, which is part of his Oxford set on Flickr. Wit shared his photo with the Complete Running [...]
New Members For June 8th
June 8, 2008 Read more »
Lonerunner
I’m Slow, I Know…Get Over It
What’s Next Dave?
The Fat Runner
Hefferblog
I Run, Therefore I Am…Thirsty
My Heart Says Run
Raulgonemobile
Run, Fat Girl, Run
Ransacker
Slow and Steady Running… A Turtle Perspective.
Journey through the Ultra World
Gaining Experience
June 7, 2008 Read more »
No wonder experience is the best teacher. It has to teach us things we don’t want to learn. —Unknown
Running for Office
June 6, 2008 Read more »
Politics is a marathon, not a sprint. That is, of course, unless you entered the ACLI Capital Challenge in Washington, DC.
The 27-year-old race benefits the DC Special Olympics and features teams of elected officials and federal employees. You wouldn’t expect to find speedsters on the floor of the House or the Senate, but you would [...]
Retail Therapy: Sugoi Metro Running Shirt
June 5, 2008 Read more »
Okay, let’s start off by saying cute, cute, cute! I love this shirt and wear it at least once a week. And not only because it is so darn cute, but it so darn practical.
Your Running News Roundup
June 4, 2008 Read more »
Olympics Update
Can you believe it? The Beijing Games are just about 60 days away. The shortest and longest distances in track and field are the 100 meters and the marathon. There was big news in both events.
What Makes An Athlete?
June 3, 2008 Read more »
Growing up, I loved watching sport on the telly, and my favourite events were the running competitions. I always had boundless admiration for these athletes, and I guess it was back then that my own love for running started.
I have often philosophised about what defines an athlete.
Photo of the Week: So What’s Your Excuse?
June 2, 2008 Read more »
Seem’s lately the topic is excuses so this week’s featured photo seems rather fitting.
• The alarm goes off, you shut if off, rollover and go back to sleep.
You skip your run.
• You look out the window and it’s pouring rain.
You skip your run.
• Wait, it’s Thursday [...]
New Members for June 1st
June 1, 2008 Read more »
Marathon You Can Do It
The Road Comes Free
Gotta-Run
Annadel Runner
Running 4 Your Life
Ramblings of a Running Addict
Just Don’t Stop…
Runningpt
Sistahs with Blistahs
Minnesota Ramblings
Planet Ynnep Running
