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The 7 Deadly Sins of Endurance Training
By Christopher Cudworth So you think you live a moral life? Well, perhaps you have not taken complete stock of the sins you commit in the name of your favorite endurance sport. That means your world may be about to … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 deadly sins, 7 sins, avarice, Christopher Cudworth, competition, corporate fitness, cycling, cycling psychology, deadly sins, distance running, fitness, greed, half-marathon, lust, marathon, narcissism, pride, sloth, tarsnakes, temptation, we run and ride, wrath
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What gets you up and training at 6:00 a.m. or earlier?
By Christopher Cudworth I feel fortunate to have always been an early riser. Between my penchant for studying birds, which is best done in the early hours of day, and my love of running and riding, getting up before 6:00 … Continue reading
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Tagged aerobic sports, Bicycling, biking, Christopher Cudworth, corporate fitness, cycling, cycling psychology, cyclists, distance running, fitness, half-marathon, long distance running, marathon, running and riding, sports psychology, tarsnake, tarsnakes, we run and ride
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The 10 Principles of a Good Coach
By Christopher Cudworth The most important trait of people who are successful in athletics, and in life, is that they believe in themselves. Which means that the most important job of a coach at any level of sport, from kindergarten … Continue reading
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Cruise Control and what it means to make an honest effort
I have never been one for use of a lot of Cruise Control in any vehicle. It always felt like cheating. Perhaps something in my long career or running and riding makes it feel like that. You come to think … Continue reading
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The running business
By Christopher Cudworth In the early 1980s when running was in its second boom, races started taking on more of a commercial flair. Businesses started investing in races as a marketing tool, and races began to be conceived as a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycling, biking, Christopher Cudworth, corporate fitness, cycling, cyclist, cyclists, distance running, fitness, half-marathon, marathon, running business, running in business, tarsnakes, triathlon, we run and ride
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The 10 Deadly Sins of Training
By Christopher Cudworth You should learn and know the 10 Deadly Sins of Training no matter how much you run and ride. But this is no mere Top 10 list. These can’t be placed in order because they all matter … Continue reading
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Tagged bad diet, carbs, cycling, cycling psychology, fat, fitness, fix your flaws, long distance running, mind and body, overhydration, overthinking, overtraining, riding, running, running and riding, sports psychology, tarsnake, tarsnakes, thinking too little, thinking too much, training and recovery, underhydrated, underhydration, underthinking, undertraining, water intoxication, we run and ride
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Trading places in the operating room and beyond
By Christopher Cudworth Last summer while riding with my significant gal friend we took a trail through a beautiful section of forest preserve about 10 miles from home. The trail follows a ridge of glacial kame through a woods with … Continue reading
What is your Kryptonite?
By Christopher Cudworth As a little kid who came into possession of a Superman costume at the age of 7 one Halloween, I learned the very human limitations of my very human body the hard way. Although the costume made … Continue reading
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Tagged aerobic sports, Bicycling, bikes, biking, Christopher Cudworth, competition, cramps, cycling psychology, DC Comics, fitness, ironman, Jesus the triathlete, kryptonite, long distance running, marathon, running, sports psychology, superheroes, Superman, Superman kryptonite, supermen, tarsnakes, we run and ride
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What draws you to run and ride?
By Christopher Cudworth For those who run… My career in running started before the whole running boom even got going. When asked to run 12 minutes in a 7th grade fitness test, I ran two miles. Something real and earnest … Continue reading
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Tagged accomplishment, age group, age group cycling, agony, Christopher Cudworth, cycling, cycling psychology, distance running, fitness, loneliness of the long distance runner, narcissism, runners, running and riding, we run and ride, why do you bike?, why do you run
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Insane x insane=perfect for a Reality Show
By Christopher Cudworth So the sliver that tried to kill me may be gone, but its entry point into my system brought with it some funky microbe that remains unidentified and must be treated with utmost caution. The doctors only … Continue reading
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