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Speedwork
Speedwork makes for interesting graphs, and humbling comparisons as well. Continue reading
FIRST: less means faster
I’m training for the Quad Cities half-marathon (Sept 27) using the Furman Institute for Running and Scientific Training method, “run less, run faster”: three runs and two other workouts a week. Less does not mean easier! Continue reading