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Tag Archives: distance training
50 Years of Running: Sweet consolation
When indoor track rolled around in the winter of 1974, our track team moved over to an elementary building called Davis School five blocks from the high school. There we engaged in an intense series of proprioceptive exercises under the … Continue reading
Posted in love, running, sex, track and field, training
Tagged better runner, cross country, distance training, flashing, high school fun, kaneland high school, mental block, middle distance runner, mile time, mile times, mooning, parking, Sebastian Coe, sex, state track meet, trent richards
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Sometimes going negative is the best feeling ever
Sunday’s run turned out to be an interesting experiment in negative splits. My wife was scheduled for a ten-miler but I’m only up to eight miles in training as my hips and strength training progresses. So I ran four miles … Continue reading
Posted in running
Tagged distance running, distance training, going negative, the best feeling ever
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5 Things You Can Learn From My Sycamore Pumpkinfest 10K
There are not many better conditions to run than those presented at the Sycamore Pumpkinfest 10K yesterday. The wind was nearly still. The temps edged into the high 40s and low 50s. The skies were clear and bright. Perfect for … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth
Tagged 10K, distance training, racing, running, sycamore pumpkinfest 10k, tarsnakes
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Running through the benefits of a “gap year”
I was 22 years old when the President of my employer at the time walked into my office and said, “We’re moving all our marketing functions from Chicago to Philadelphia. We’ll pay for your move and give you a raise.” … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged aerobic sports, Chicago running, Christopher Cudworth, college experience, distance running, distance training, full time distance training, gap year, marathon, mental health, Philadelphia, professional runner, Runner's Edge, running, running team, Running unlimited, taking a year off after college, we run and ride
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Running, riding and the fine art of creatively bitching up a storm.
By Christopher Cudworth Not every run and ride is a soul-lifting testament to the joys of running and riding. Some days just feel like crap physically, and other days your mind just isn’t into it. It seems sometimes that no … Continue reading
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Tagged bitch, bitching, cycling, distance training, Fine art of bitching, it pays to bitch, John Lennon
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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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Tagged antihistamines, bike riding, Cold Eaze, Cold Eeze, cold medicines, cold prevention, colds and riding, colds and running, common cold, cycling, digital exam, distance running, distance training, fighting common colds, long slow distance, prostate, prostate swelling, rectum, riding, running, training
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