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Winterize Your Running: Wicking Clothes Are a Must

Nov 20 2008 - 1:00pm by FitSugar
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Winterize Your Running: Wicking Clothes Are a Must Don't let the cold weather keep you from running. You just need the right gear to stay warm. And that gear should be made of wicking fabrics that pull sweat away from your skin.
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Run a Turkey Trot Before You Eat Pie

Nov 20 2008 - 3:00am by FitSugar
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Run a Turkey Trot Before You Eat Pie My Thanksgiving motto is, "Burn your pie to earn your pie." And by "burn" I don't mean charring your pumpkin or apple pie; I mean burn as in to burn calories. According to Runner's World, the amount of calories burned running a 5k is quite similar to the calories found in a slice of pumpkin pie.
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Guess Who Said It?

Nov 18 2008 - 1:00pm by FitSugar
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Guess Who Said It? I know the NYC Marathon was over two weeks ago, but I recently saw this quote and it made me laugh. Which actor said this after the race:

"I'll probably celebrate by eating my own body weight in raw dough."

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Winterize Your Running: Breathe Through Your Nose

Nov 17 2008 - 1:00pm by FitSugar
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Winterize Your Running: Breathe Through Your Nose If running is your go-to exercise and you're trying to have a treadmill-free Winter, let me remind you about the importance of breathing through your nose. Cold, Winter air is dry and breathing through your mouth increases the dryness while decreasing the temperature of the air. Because your lungs do not like dry air, you can experience asthma-like symptoms, like wheezing and coughing, when you breathe cold air in through your mouth.
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Winterize Your Running: Treadmill Tips

Nov 11 2008 - 10:00am by FitSugar
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Winterize Your Running: Treadmill Tips It is a common trend during late Autumn to start moving workouts indoors. Treadmills and spin classes are staples of Winter fitness. If layering up to brave the cold keeps you from running, then move your workout inside, but keep these tips in mind:
  • Ease into your treadmill runs.
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When in Doubt, Run Defensively

Nov 10 2008 - 1:00pm by FitSugar
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When in Doubt, Run Defensively Forty-one million Americans consider themselves runners. We are by far outnumbered by the 202 million licensed drivers in our country. In light of those numbers you need to play it safe and run defensively.
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Another Reason to Run: It Keeps the Energy Burn Going

Nov 6 2008 - 5:30am by FitSugar
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Another Reason to Run: It Keeps the Energy Burn Going While I think there are plenty of reasons to run, another bonus of running just crossed my path. New research from Yale University found that endurance athletes have a higher resting metabolism than their unfit counterparts (read: couch potatoes). This means that runners, even when they are not exercising, burn energy faster than sedentary people.
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Mommy Marathoner Wins NYC Marathon Again!

Nov 3 2008 - 2:00am by FitSugar
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Mommy Marathoner Wins NYC Marathon Again! British mommy marathoner Paula Radcliffe did it again! She won the NYC Marathon for the third time. Radcliffe, whose daughter will be two years old in January, finished the race in 2:23:56 with the second place winner crossing the finish line almost two minutes later.
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Marathon Dangers

Nov 4 2008 - 8:00am by FitSugar
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Marathon Dangers The New York City Marathon is over now, but many people are still in training for future races such as the Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon (Nov. 16), the Philadelphia Marathon, (Nov. 23), and the Atlanta Marathon (Nov.
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How Fast Am I Moving on the Treadmill?

Oct 28 2008 - 6:00am by FitSugar
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How Fast Am I Moving on the Treadmill?  If cold weather has forced your workouts indoors, you've probably switched from walking or running outside to moving on a treadmill. Even though I prefer the fresh air and excitement of running in my neighborhood or on woodsy trails, I do love that a treadmill keeps track of my speed and how long I've been on the machine. However, the treadmill readout can be a little confusing, especially since some machines display your speed in miles per hour and some show it in minutes per mile.
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