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Running Technique for Overweight: Banish Overweight with Proven Method

This is an article that discusses running techniques for overweight individuals or people who are out of shape.
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Overweight And Unfit Where Do I Start?

You have been overweight and unfit?. Start your journey to a healthier you. Read this article and find out what you can do to kickstart the process.
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Best Running Shoes For Overweight Men

Choosing the best running shoes for overweight men to suit your needs can be a real challenge. We've done all of the hard work and found those shoes
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What Is “Expected Average Heart Rate”? (Part 2)

‘Expected Average Heart Rate’ (EAHR) is a formula that calculates my expected average heart rate (duh) for a run given the distance and pace. The formula can be written as follows: Constant factor + pace in mph * pace factor + (distance adjustment) * (distance factor) A previous Mathematical Runner
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What Is “Expected Average Heart Rate”? (Part 1)

In 2011 I began to record my average heart rate for nearly every run. I wasn’t using my heart rate to do zone training or anything else; I just focused on the average heart rate. It was just another piece of data that was easy to accumulate so, why not?
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Guess the 2019 Boston Marathon Registration Cutoff” Contest

Guess the cutoff time for the 2019 Boston Marathon and you can win books from Mathematical Runner editors Amby Burfoot and Ray Charbonneau! It’s that time of year again, Boston Marathon registration time, when runners all over the world obsess over whether their mBQ (maybe Boston Qualifying) time is fast
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What YOU Thought the Boston Marathon Cutoff Will Be

Registration for the 2019 Boston Marathon opened yesterday. We got 377 entries in our “Guess the 2019 Boston Marathon Registration Cutoff” Contest. Here’s what you (the collective “you”) thought the cutoff would be:   For the purposes of the distribution chart, I grouped the entries into 10-second bins. The distribution
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Scoring for the AbbottWMM Wanda Age Group World Rankings

Last November, the Abbott World Marathon Majors announced a new event, the Abbott World Marathon Majors Wanda Age Group World Championships. The initial event will be held within the 2020 Virgin Money London Marathon.   To qualify for the race, runners 40 and over have to accumulate Abbott World Marathon
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