Posted on 3 August 2007 by Dean Hebert
You cannot read too many articles on training over the past 30-plus years without coming across the “hard-easy” concept. In principle, it is quite easy to explain – run hard some days and follow those days with easy days. Unfortunately, there is more to it than that. In this article I want to address some [...]
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Posted on 3 August 2007 by Dean Hebert
You know you are having a bad run day when any of the following occur while on a run:
1. You hear an ambulance siren and don’t realize until you are on the stretcher that it was coming for you.
2. It’s 110 degrees; you find yourself face down on the pavement and the molten tar and road rash [...]
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