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Running Drills – What Are They Good For?

By |July 8th, 2015|Categories: Biomechanics|Tags: , , |

Linking current research to running By Nikki Reiter It’s likely you’ve heard that running drills will improve your technique to make you a more efficient runner. Some coaches claim that running drills are effective by way of simulating individual running phases, seeking to correct technique. However, research has shown that the method of performing those […]

It’s All About The Race Kick

By |July 1st, 2015|Categories: Training tips|Tags: , , |

By Malindi Elmore My race kick was a skill that I practiced through training, visualizing, and race strategy. Let’s be honest, races are meant for winning! Yes, there are all sorts of other tangible goals a runner can have such as running personal bests, setting records, advancing through rounds, etc, but if you win every […]

What Is The Purpose Of Training At 5k Race Pace?

By |May 27th, 2015|Categories: Ask Dr. Jack Daniels, Coaching Clinic, Running Calculator, Training tips|Tags: , , , , |

“I’m not against it, but I have a hard time justifying the physiological benefits of training at 5k or 10k race pace. Now for an excellent runner, 5k race pace is right around Interval pace.” – Dr. Jack Daniels If you’re a 23-minute 5k runner your race pace is 7:24/mi, yet your Interval or VO2max […]

Keys To Prehab: Get Up and Glute!

By |May 26th, 2015|Categories: Biomechanics, Injury Prevention/Treatment|Tags: , , , , , , |

Linking current research to running By Nikki Reiter We all know we could work more on our glutes. But who actually commits to it? While I know its importance, I’ve easily lost motivation in my attempts at prehab for many self-proclaimed ‘good’ reasons – change in schedule, fatigue, sickness, or no longer being injured! A […]

Dr. Jack Daniels On Interpreting Ferritin Levels For Runners

By |May 20th, 2015|Categories: Coaching Clinic, Nutrition tips, Training Talk|Tags: , , |

Dr. Jack Daniels enlightens attendees at the first VDOT Coaching Clinic on interpreting iron storage and ferritin levels for runners. “You can’t take a specific ferritin reading and say whether it’s good or bad.” “I know people that say if your ferritin is below 50 you’re in trouble as a runner…and that’s not true at […]

Pesky Ankle or Knee Running Injuries? Consider Your Midsole.

By |May 15th, 2015|Categories: Biomechanics, Injury Prevention/Treatment|Tags: , , |

Linking current research to running By Nikki Reiter With all the different types of running shoes on the market, have you ever stopped to wonder whether a softer or harder shoe truly affects how you run? Do they prevent injuries? Here I present how the qualities of the shoe midsole can relate to injury potential. […]

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