Posted on 19 November 2008 by Jay
Setting up solid running program is an important part of achieving your running goals. In this short video, Dave Brown from Fluid brings up one aspect of setting up a successful running program that is often overlooked amongst new runners.
Keep track of the time and distance you run each week. This will help you plan [...]
Posted on 13 November 2008 by Jay
Several running and triathlon events in Southern California involve running on sand or other very soft surfaces. Running on sand and other soft surfaces is a quick way to an injury if you are not careful about how you run. In this video below, Dave Brown, co-founder of Fluid, describes the proper technique for running [...]
Posted on 09 November 2008 by Jay
Whether you are training for your first race or training for your 100th, the brick workout should be an integral part of your training regiment. Brick workouts typically consist of a combination of cycling and running and the purpose of the workout is to practice the transition from bike to run. When cycling, depending on [...]
Posted on 01 November 2008 by Carrie
In part two of our series on how to avoid mistakes as a beginner in a new sport, we’ll cover the “Do’s” of swimming.
If you recently started swimming, you probably have noticed that there are quite a few variables involved. You have to locate a pool, find a time that lap swimming is available, acquire [...]
Posted on 24 October 2008 by Jay
Jumping into a new sport can be a bit overwhelming, and running is no different than any other sport. There are several things that new runners need to know. So we have put together a short list of tips in an effort to help you get off to a successful start in running.
DON’T run with [...]
Posted on 17 October 2008 by Matt
Okay, I can’t give away all of the mojo-inducing workouts that I have at my disposal, but here is a second one.
I assume that if you have any inclination to do these workouts you have already gotten your heart rate zones figured out. If you have no idea what I am talking about refer to [...]
Posted on 12 October 2008 by Paul
Everyone goes through it at some point. When you are just starting out, after an injury, the “off-season,” birth of a child, busy work schedule, or just needing a break. There are any number of reasons why people get out of their training routine. The unifying element we all endure is the struggle to make [...]