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The Sports Archives – How To Approach Your First Marathon
Marathons are about so much more than completing 26.2 miles. Within this kind of momentous occasion there are stories of triumph, heartbreak, personal anguish and the most incredible fulfillment when the finish line comes into the equation. The most common … Continue reading
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Tagged endurance events, endurance training, gym, high-endurance sports, Jogging, marathon, marathon archives, marathon blogs, marathon tips, marathon training, Running, sports, sports and fitness, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports diet, sports performance, walking, warm-ups
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The Sports Archives – Did Lance Armstrong Deserve to be Stripped of his Titles?
Lance Armstrong won the Tour De France, one of the toughest endurance events in any sport in the world, an amazing seven consecutive times. Even more impressively, all of those wins came after he had been diagnosed with, and defeated, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1999 Tour De France, 2004 Summer Olympics, 2006 Tour De France, athletes, cancer survivor, cycling, endurance events, fitness, Floyd Landis, health, high-endurance sports, Lance Armstrong, sport, sporting scandals, sports, sports stars, steroids, Tour De France, Tyler Hamilton
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The Sports Archives – How To Train For A Full Marathon
Whether attempting to run a marathon for personal reasons, or for charity, correct preparation is essential. Know Your Pace An important part of preparing for a marathon involves getting to know at what pace you can comfortably run at. More … Continue reading
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Tagged endurance, endurance event, fartlek training, Fartlek training method, fitness, fitness training, health, healthy-living, high-endurance sports, how to prepare for a marathon, Jogging, marathon running, preparing for a marathon, Running, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports performance, training
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The Sports Archives – Three Sports Nutrition Myths Debunked
Don’t eat that; eat this instead. Don’t do that; do this instead. There are a lot of nutrition myths in the sports industry. If you follow one of them without doing some research first or asking an expert, then it … Continue reading
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Tagged health, healthy-living, high-endurance sports, micronutrient requirements, mineral supplements, muscle mass, muscle strength, nutrition, nutrition and diet, nutrition myths, nutrition tips, nutritional advice, physical sport, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports performance, stamina, Vitamin supplements, vitamins and minerals
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