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Source: news.bbc.co.uk --- 20 days ago
A policeman finishes his seventh marathon in seven days as he raises funds for cancer research. ... Source: news.bbc.co.uk --- 25 days ago
A policeman tries to run seven Marathons in seven days to raise funds for cancer research. ... Source: running.about.com --- 39 days ago
If you're training for a marathon, your most important piece of running gear is the right pair of running shoes for your foot type. Once you've found a good pair of running shoes and your runs start to increase in distance, you may be thinking about other running gear that you may need. Here are some essential items that every marathoner-in-training can use. ... Source: running.about.com --- 6 days ago
Running a marathon is an experience that's difficult to put into words. But these notable people from the running world manage to describe the physical and mental challenges of the 26.2-mile race. ... Source: olympics.blogs.nytimes.com --- 22 days ago
The final day's competition at the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games. ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 11 days ago
This weekend will mark the running of the 13th annual Lake Tahoe Marathon. For most athletes this race will be the culmination of a lot of hard work and training. But for about ninety people it will just be another... ...
Source: community.active.com --- 2 days ago
THE WORLD'S LARGEST ENDURANCE TRAINING PROGRAM Team In Training is The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's signature fundraising program which trains people of all levels to complete Marathons, half Marathons, triathlons and century cycle rides . Thus far, Team In Training (TNT) has trained over 380,000 people-approximately 39,000 participants annually. TNT participants have raised over $900 million to support blood cancer research and patient services. The enormous success of this program has helped make possible advances in blood cancer therapies and treatments that have prolonged and enhanced the lives of hundreds of thousands of patients. If you would like more information, please call me 310-846- 5172 . I can sign you up for an information meeting or tell you about the program on the phone. It is people like you that change the world. UPCOMING INFORMATION MEETINGS Helen's Cycle 2501 Broadway Saturday, October 11 10:30 a.m. TriFit Club and Studios 2425 Colorado Ave. Wed. October 15 6:30 p.m. REI 402 Santa Monica Blvd Sun. October 19 - 9:30 a.m. Will and Ariel Durant Branch Library 7140 W. Sunset Blvd Wed. Oct. 22 6:30p.m. Top to Top 4224 Lincoln Blvd Sat. Oct. 25 10:00 a.m. Ivanne Deneroff Team In Training ... Source: www.prnewswire.com --- 30 days ago
... Source: theboard.byu.edu --- 35 days ago
Posted on Fri 5 Sep 2008. Follow the link for the full question & answer. ... Source: community.active.com --- 23 days ago
Hey guys, I'm currently training for my first marathon which is on October 5th. I decided that I don't want to lose my progress so I thought I'd continue training and do another marathon in my region which is just under 2 months after the first one. First, is this something that's not recommended? I know there's a lot of hardcore people here but this is my first one and I don't want to push myself too much. And if this is an OK practice, what's recommended for rest/recovery after the marathon before really hitting training hard for the second? Any recommendations? ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 11 days ago
See Dean Karnazes on tour to promote "50/50: Secrets I Learned Running 50 Marathons in 5" ...
Source: feeds.business-standard.com --- 27 days ago
Much of Haruki Murakamis book reads like a fitness manual. ... Source: www.northfloridanewsdaily.com --- 24 days ago
At 55, Linda Quirk has been on an amazing journey -- seven Marathons across seven continents. She began her trek across the globe by running the Boston Marathon this past April. ... Source: www.enidnews.com --- 32 days ago
... Source: www.sanmarcosrecord.com --- 39 days ago
The Olympics are finally over and everyone can now get some much-needed sleep after watching late night TV of the events on Beijing time. ... Source: www.thisishampshire.net --- 9 days ago
A MAN whose father died from cancer will run two mini Marathons in one month for charity. ... Source: www.lockportjournal.com --- 7 days ago
The message at the bottom of Sam Pasceri’s e-mails says it all.“I refuse to tip-toe through life only to arrive at death safely.” ... Find more results for Marathons on RSSMicro.com |
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Yesterday at PICNIC Nike Techlab's Michael Tchao gave a great talk on their history of integrating technology and sports. Right now Nike (and Michael) is leading the exercise industry with its NikePlus product. The first technology-running product was a bit awkward. As described in a 1987 article by the Seattle-PI One of the newest units is the Monitor, introduced by Nike just last month. Not yet tested by consumer or user groups, the Monitor is a $225 investment that wires chest-strap heart sensors to a waist unit that uses ultra-sound burglar-alarm technology to track pace and mileage. Indeed, the Monitor is first a distance pacer - a fancy pedometer. The heart-rate sensor comes extra. Pay $200 for the pacer alone, or add $25 for the chest strap. It uses a female voice to communicate data through stereo headphones. We've come along way if we are now using accelerometers instead of sonar to measure distance. In fact the product has come along so far that their are now virtual races happening across the world -- all facilitated by the NikePlus system. The NikePlus combines a Nike accelerometer (no heart-rate monitor) with an iPod for feedback and data storage. The feedback comes in the form of stats (speed, distance, and estimated calories) and music (to help you meet your goals via Power Songs or encouragement via recordings of Lance Armstrong). After the run all of this data is uploaded to the NikePlus community site. Once uploa ...