by admin | Sep 6, 2011 | Featured, News
The Time-to-Run Nutrition section is being put onto the new format and once the section has been completed we shall begin to add new data to the already formidable content that we have provided. For current Nutrition articles of interest : Omega Fatty Acids – a...
by admin | Jun 14, 2011 | Breathing, Featured, Tips
Do you suffer from the dreaded side stitch? As a beginner runner or jogger, the dreaded ‘side stitch’ can often be a more than uncomfortable experience, with the pain being dull to sharp. The pain can impede your running as much as an injury and can also...
by admin | Jun 14, 2011 | Breathing, Featured, Tips
What is a Breathing Cadence? Breathing Cadence, is simply the inspiration and expiration of the lungs to the ‘tempo’ [cadence] of the right or left arm or right or left foot movement. For example; breathing in [ inspiration ] and breathing out [ expiration...
by admin | May 27, 2011 | Articles, Featured, Tips
Have you experienced chafing while running? Now that you have moved towards the running lark you and could be now be running more than thirty kilometers in preparation for your next event, little abrasions and places where clothes rub will begin to bother you. These...
by admin | May 16, 2011 | Featured, News
In Ethiopia the athletes are shocked because of the sudden death of marathon athlete Sammy Wanjiru. Haile Gebrselassie multiple world – and Olympic champion and world record holder on the marathon responded on his twitter: “I am totally shocked of the news of the...
by timeadmin | Apr 22, 2011 | Featured, TheABC
Andrew was born in East London, South Africa and attended Selborne College. He has a PhD in exercise physiology and has recorded a time of 31min 20sec for 10km he has excelled over various distances with a best time of 2Hr 22min for the marathon. He has placed 3rd in...
