Caffeine, Booze, and Running
Caffeine, Booze, and Running By Kelly Heatly Many of us imbibe as part of our daily lives, coffee to start the day, maybe wine or beer to wind down. Intuitively,…
Caffeine, Booze, and Running By Kelly Heatly Many of us imbibe as part of our daily lives, coffee to start the day, maybe wine or beer to wind down. Intuitively,…
Races Might Be Virtual, But the Training and the Runs are Real By Ian Pierce The Solo Runner: DRC Member Sherry Mercer Sherry Mercer is something of a virtual run…
Your Brain on Running By Krystal Lopez With so many races getting cancelled or being turned into a virtual event, and running groups being split apart by social distancing, many…
4 Running and Fitness Books to Your Library By Araceli Hintermeister Source: Penguin Random HouseSlowing Down to Run Faster: A Sense-able Approach to MovementBy Edward Yu (2020)Long time fitness blogger,…
Sol Sisters, Connecting Friends One Mile at a Time By Ian Pierce One of the many benefits of running can be found in the friendships created while pounding the pavement…
What Kathrine Switzer Did for Running By Kelly Heatly - Nov 10, 2020 Look around you the next time we all finally gather, post-COVID, on a Saturday morning or Tuesday…
Running Terms You Need to Know If you are participating in a DRC Training Program, here are the running terms you need to know. Base/Easy/Long Purpose: Build aerobic endurance by…
Distance Program Philosophy There are many ways to train for a marathon, half marathon, 15k, 10k etc. Our training program utilizes methods which can not only train a person to…
7 Most Common Injuries Explained Sources: Gross, M.L., Davlin, L.B., Evanski, P.M. (1991) “Effectiveness of orthotic shoe inserts in the long distance runner.” American Journal of Sports Medicine 19, 409-412.…
Cross Training: Just Do It Cross training is a must for any training program. Adopt these tips for a better race! Cross TrainingTo a runner, cross training means doing exercise…