
TRAINING
INFORMATION

Hal Higdon offers advice to make you a
better runner.
A YEAR OF TIPS:
2009 Motivate yourself to enjoy running more
S-T-R-E-T-C-H-I-N-G: Learn
to stretch like cats
FIVE FANTASTIC STRETCHING EXERCISES
Physical Therapist Debbie Pitchford demonstrates
how to stretch
SIX SPECTACULAR STRENGTH EXERCISES
Olympic Trials qualifier Cathy Vasto demonstrates
how to strength train
CARBOHYDRATE-LOADING Dietitian
Nancy Clark tells you the correct way to eat before a marathon,
or your next race
ARE CARBS NO LONGER GOOD CHOICES?
The ghost of Dr. Atkins haunts us at the dining
table
THE DISTANCE RUNNER'S DIET: Adapted from
Marathon: The Ultimate Training Guide. What to eat and drink in
your next running race
INJURY-PROOFING
YOUR BODY: Smart runners don't get hurt
THE KNEES HAVE IT: Do runners suffer knee
problems more than non-runners? Probably not
LONGEVITY:
Extend your lifespan six to nine years
IS RUNNING GOOD FOR CHILDREN?
We want our kids as Olympic champs, but is training them now a
good idea? Also: a four week Children's
Training Program
THE
RIGHT PACE
Mile splits for the marathon. Designed for the Pacing Teams
at Chicago, but good for any race
TIPS FOR FIRST-TIMERS:
Eight tips for those doing their first marathon
HOW TO FIND A COACH
Hal Higdon wrote
this booklet for the Road Runners Club of America. It is now available
online
MOTIVATION:
An excerpt from Hal's latest book, Masters Running
MASTERS
RUNNING: Hal Higdon created a questionnaire while researching
the book, Masters Running. Here are the results
BEGINNING
SKIER'S GUIDE: Consider cross-county skiing as a winter
training option. Hal tells you how.
FIT
FOR LIFE: Hal and Rose Higdon chase Good Health

ARCHIVES

ARTICLES: Articles written
by Hal Higdon on various subjects
SKI:
ART: Hal works as an
artist as well as a writer. Now you can purchase Art by Hal
Higdon.
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