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Urban Running Girl inventing new ways for cool gals to keep warm

By Christopher Cudworth Deborah Cape is an apt name for someone who perfected a super new way for women runners to cover that transitional time when the weather outside is too cool for a tank top but might warm up … Continue reading

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Your running shoes are being manufactured by imprisoned Martians

By Christopher Cudworth A true connoisseur knows of whence I speak. A new pair of running shoes can set all the right and wrong nerves quivering with anticipation. You try on several pairs and even buy one or two, then … Continue reading

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Respect for fitness getting traction in the corporate and industrial world

By Christopher Cudworth At one point in America’s economic history, manufacturing made up more than 40% of our economic output. Coming out of World War II, America made more stuff than any other country in the world. We were the … Continue reading

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Follow this chart or you don’t know squat

This is what I’m doing to improve my butt muscle strength, quads and hammies. Join me!

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Riding and running when it’s raining like mad

By Christopher Cudworth It wasn’t just raining. One of the hurricanes from the Gulf Coast had made it all the way up the middle of the continent and seemed determined to empty its guts on the streets and highways of … Continue reading

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Thank God for zinc in fighting the common cold

By Christopher Cudworth I don’t get paid for product endorsements, so what you are about to read is a simple personal testimonial for a type of product that truly works in easing the risk and length of the common cold. … Continue reading

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From Maroon Bells to Aspen, a run through life

By Christopher Cudworth Toward the end of a week camping in the Maroon Bells of Colorado, that deliciously beautiful chunk of mountain range above Aspen, it occurred to me that a 12 mile run down the mountain might be a … Continue reading

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Can we just shave our legs and get on with it?

by Christopher Cudworth My brother-in-law is a former CAT 3 cyclist who moved on to skydiving about 10 years back and now doesn’t ride or jump out of airplanes. But he relishes the annual question of whether I am planning … Continue reading

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Be careful what you give up for your running and riding

Many people love the sports they choose because of the experiences it brings them. To finish a marathon, half marathon or even a 5K can be a life-changing event. To ride a Century, hammer through a criterium or put your … Continue reading

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The serious psychological business of a cycling or running comeback

By Christopher Cudworth with Monte Wehrkamp It is a painful, difficult challenge coming back from a major injury. The higher the level of sport in which you participate, the more difficult the task of reaching your former level of performance. … Continue reading

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