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Avoid Sore Muscles

Avoid Sore Muscles

No matter how fit you may are, when you start running, you’ll experience sore muscles. The solution: start slowly!

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Peanut Butter, Superstar Food

Peanut butter is the best runner’s food on the planet: here’s how to eat the sticky stuff.

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Walking Versus Running

Some days I can fit in only a walk. Will that help my fitness?

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Five Finger Project – GO!

Five Finger Project – GO!

As the Gear Guy for Runner’s World I have tested out the Vibram Five Fingers a couple of times and always enjoyed the product more than I expected. I test a lot of shoes and gear though and have never actually done a long term test with the five fingers.

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Runners vs. Cyclists

Runners vs. Cyclists

Enter the first combined trail running and mountain biking orienteering race of its kind and at the same time make a difference!!!

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Beat the Winter Blues

Beat the Winter Blues

Dark, dreary winter days can make even upbeat runners tired and cranky, but running can help us to look on the bright side of life again. Read on if you’re having problems dealing with winter. – By Sarah Bowen Shea

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Plow Through the Cold Season

Plow Through the Cold Season

The best way to run strong in the spring is to keep running through the winter. Here’s how to keep your training consistent and your legs ticking over when it gets cold out there. – By Ed Eyestone

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Dress Right for Winter Running

Dress Right for Winter Running

Running during winter? You need to dress appropriately. By Lisa De Speville

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Run Like You'’re Floating

Run Like You'’re Floating

Some days running feels like floating: here are 10 simple ways to get that feeling more often. –By Bob Cooper

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Running Shoe Q&A

Running Shoe Q&A

All you need to know about your old – and new – running shoes.

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