by wadmin | Sep 11, 2011 | Articles
Following the third fantastic performance and win of Paula Radcliffe in the London Marathon, I was truly shocked to see how media attention and public focused on her 10 second nature pit stop. Criticisms range from why didn’t she go to the toilet adequately before the...
by wadmin | Sep 11, 2011 | Articles, Featured
This article follows on from Motivation – Mind Power – the will to do Maintaining motivation In order to sustain motivation once you have set yourself a goal you need to maintain it. Initially you might be enthusiastic, but as the daily slog on the road to...
by wadmin | Sep 9, 2011 | Articles
I once again had the pleasure of visiting Tokyo on a business trip. I’m always glad that running as an exercise is so transportable, you can do it just anywhere (even the busy metropolis of Tokyo), all you need is to pack your trainers. This time I was cursing a bit...
by wadmin | Sep 8, 2011 | Articles, Featured
I am a northern Hemisphere, early morning, runner. I am out the door at 5:15am most mornings, which means that for three-quarters of the year-round I am running in the dark. Security on the run Over the years, I have been attacked twice and chased once by a madman in...
by wadmin | Sep 8, 2011 | Featured, Sportsbra
Welcome to the information on Sports Bras presented under the ‘women’s section’ of Time-to-Run international. – Cassandra Davis Women’s Editor Running is one of the most economical sports in terms of equipment, with only one important...