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  • How to Increase Running Speed

    In this article you will learn how to pick up the pace while running. There are several things that affect running speed. Changing your workout schedule so that you exercise your body from several different angles is a great way to build speed. read more

  • How to Waterproof Running Shoes

    The most efficient way of keeping your feet dry when running is to wear waterproof running shoes. However, this may not be possible if you are especially particular about your running shoes (which may not be water resistant). And purchasing waterproof shoes just for inclement weather can be expensive. If you get caught in rain and need something to keep your… read more

  • How to Run a Faster 1500

    The 1500 meters is a popular mid-distance endurance race. Runners who compete at longer distances also often use the 1500 as a training run, as the skills used to successfully run the 1500 translate easily into longer distances including marathons. Many beginning runners believe that the way to train for any run is to simply run that distance day after day,… read more

  • Drills to Run Faster

    When it comes to increasing running speed, there are many factors to consider such as overall fitness, endurance and agility. To improve your speed, build up your overall body strength so that you can stay on pace even when you start feeling strain and fatigue. You can incorporate many drills for speed training into your regular routine to improve overall fi… read more

  • How to Run Faster in 1 Month

    Improving your running speed requires time and effort. By implementing training that enhances your running form and stride, you can elevate your strength, endurance and overall performance. Training consistently and properly can increase your running speed in just four weeks. read more

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    Trail running is a great way to get in superior shape and see the beauty of nature all in one outing. The goal is to run effortlessly along the trails, taking in the sights and sounds of nature around you. With a few simple training st… read more

  • How to Train for a Triathalon

    When people hear "triathlon," they frequently equate it with the Ironman triathlon--a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride and a full 26.2-mile marathon--and assume that only athletes with superhuman endurance can participate in this sp… read more

  • How to Build a Toboggan Run

    For most people, taking a sled or toboggan ride means starting at the top of a hill and going straight down. A toboggan run can be much more exciting than a straight shot, though -- with just a shovel, a pair of snowshoes and some effo… read more

  • How to Get Faster at Running in Two Days

    Running faster may just require a few adjustments to your current stride. It is more efficient to quicken your stride than to lengthen it to up your running speed. It's also safer and better for you. By replacing a few old habits with… read more

  • How to Burn Fat by Running

    To loose one pound of fat you must expend 3,500 calories more than you consume. On average running expends about 100 calories per mile. If you want to lose weight, you might consider adding running to your weight-loss plan because it i… read more

  • How to Get Faster at Running

    Unless you have been training with an Olympic coach for years, it is unlikely that you are running at your full potential. Fortunately, it doesn't take a professional coach to improve your running speed. While you may be limited to som… read more

  • Best Walking Shoes for Bad Legs

    The main difference between walking and running shoes is the amount of cushion within the sole of the shoe. Running shoes often have much thicker cushions because as you run, your foot lands harshly on the ground, which can cause ankl… read more

  • Animals in the Badlands of South Dakota

    Covering over 244,000 acres of open grasslands, eroded buttes, pinnacles and spires, the Badlands of South Dakota were designated a national park in 1978. Animals of the Badlands of South Dakota must be able to survive in the arid, oft… read more

  • How to Ride a Mountain Board

    Mountain boarding, also known as dirt boarding, off-road boarding and all-terrain boarding, is an extreme sport that requires a considerable amount of supervised training and lessons. When learning to ride a mountain board, your first… read more

  • Benefits of Ankle Weights

    Whether you're trying to get in shape, train for a specific sport or just looking to boost your endurance, ankle weights are an excellent addition to any exercise regimen. These weights come in many different sizes and are most often… read more

  • Winter Snow Activities

    For many, the winter is the worst 3 months of the year, equating to icy, inclement weather and being cooped up inside the house watching reruns of '80s sitcoms. For those with a little more determination and zeal, the winter can be amo… read more

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