Links for January 13th
January 13, 2008 Read more »
Here are today’s bookmarks.
EndurancePlanet - Terrific podcast site - particularly for triathletes
BBC SPORT Athletics - The BBC covers track and field very well.
track-and-field.net website directory. The motherload of track and field links.
Are today’s running shoes the problem, or the solution? - A very well done history and analysis of the history + effectiveness of athletic […]
Links for January 5th
January 5, 2008 Read more »
Running Times Magazine: RT Radio: Ryan Hall - Podcast interview between Running Times and Ryan Hall
Track & Field News: The Bible Of The Sport Since 1948 - Authoritative
15 Stretches by Kermit the Frog - Stretches demonstrated by Kermit the Frog. I always knew he was flexible but…
101 Year-Old Marathon Runner! - wow. just wow!
National Distance […]
Featured Web Site: Flocasts
June 15, 2007 Read more »
There is no television station dedicated to running, but take comfort in Flocasts, which is the next closest thing. The site features collegiate and elite-level races from the United States in their entirety. Flocasts also offers interviews that are almost too up close and personal, capturing athletes moments after their races. Among the races covered […]
QuickLink: Trail Runner VO2 Max Test
February 6, 2007 Read more »
We often hear about V02 Max but rarely get a glimpse at a real life accounting of the outcome of such a test. Now we have one. Head on over to Scott Dunlap’s Trail Runner’s Blog for a nice summary of his recent V02 Max test.
QuickLink: Nifty Weight Management Calculators
February 5, 2007 Read more »
Make sure you check out weight loss/fitness calculators at FitSugar and MSNBC.
Quick Link - Fitsugar
January 23, 2007 Read more »
We’re starting something new this week - Quick Links. These will be links to places or articles we think you might enjoy. They will be shorter than our weekly Featured Website articles and will appear not on a scheduled basis, but just whenever the time is right.
We’re starting off with a hot site that […]
Training Tips for the New Year
December 29, 2006 Read more »
This year has almost come and gone. Soon it will be New Year’s Day and the start of a new training calendar. Speaking of which, do you have one to log your workouts on?
Logs for tracking/planning 2007
I did a Google search and got a list of over 40,000 some odd logs for tracking training. […]
Elite/Famous Ultra/Trail Runner Web Sites
December 4, 2006 Read more »
In a follow-up to Mark’s list of Elite or Famous Distance Runner Web Sites, I decided to add a list of famous/elite ultra/trail runner websites. Again, these are all either run by the athlete or sanctioned by them as an official site.
Extreme Ultrarunning is David’s Horton’s site. He is legendary in the world of […]
Featured Website: BreakingTheTape
December 1, 2006 Read more »
Tired of the current way you track the running, cycling, swimming and whatever activies you do. If that’s the case you might want to check out BreakingTheTape (BTT) - the online resource for athletes.
The site was developed by Jeff (aka Aginghipster) and Reece. They were tired of using different applications to track workouts, […]
Elite/Famous Runner Web Sites
November 30, 2006 Read more »
I set out to collect a list of famous or elite distance runner websites - personal sites maintained or at least sanctioned by elite runners. I was dissappointed to find a very limited number of such sites.
Winner of the 2004 Olympic Marathon: Stefano Baldini. Stefano needs to get the English translation part of his site […]
Marathon Preparation Series
October 31, 2006 Read more »
Blaine over at Run To Win has put together a nice series on Marathon Preparation. Check it out.
(nice job, Blaine)
Featured Web Site: A Trail Runner’s Blog
September 29, 2006 Read more »
Saturday, Sept. 23, I head out to run my first trail race of the Calgary Roadrunners 2006/2007 season. Ever run one yourself? They are a blast. They usually include hills, trees, more hills and where I live, there’s often snow and Ice. Trail races are gaining in poplularity. One of my favorite sites to read […]
10 (or 11) Topics Every Runner & Running Blogger Should Know About
September 10, 2006 Read more »
One of the most wonderful aspects of the information age is the ease with which obscure and/or random bits of information can be obtained by any user.
Thanks to high-speed connections and powerful search engines, you can transform yourself from a complete ingénue to a relative expert on any given topic within a matter of seconds. […]
