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Ultramarathoner Runs to Work

You think your 25 mile commute is bad?  Try running it. I just found this great article about Alan Geraldi, a Ultramarathoner who decided to run to work as part of his training for ultramarathons.  Geraldi is down to a ...

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A Bit More About FitEgg.com

Hello all, If you’ve stumbled upon this site, welcome. If you’re a returning visitor, thanks for coming back. If it’s not clear yet, FitEgg is a new site dedicated to athletes of all ability levels competing or training for running ...

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Drinking Before, During, and After Runs

Most people focus too much on what to drink during a race or a run and not enough on hydration before and after the run.  In this video, triathlon coach David Brown offers some tips and guidance for staying hydrated ...

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In Triathlon Speak, What’s a Brick?

A brick is a double workout, usually a nice long bike ride followed by a fast run of short to medium length. The purpose is to simulate race conditions of jumping off the bike and running full speed. This is ...

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BodyGlide Anti-Chafe Review

BodyGlide Anti-Chafe Review

A solid product that prevents most chafing

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REI Double Shot Review

REI Double Shot Hydration Pack Review

Very useful belt, a little heavy for many runners.

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Hartsville International Triathlon Race Report

After about 10 months of triathlon training, I took a pretty big step yesterday: I competed in the Hartsville International Triathlon.  The first two triathlons I completed were challenging and a lot of fun.  Both triathlons were Sprint distances.  The ...

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Camelbak Lobo Hydration Pack Review

The Lobo is a well made, durable, and effective hydration pack. Construction is heavy, so better suited for MTB, trail running, and hiking

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RoadID vs. Nathan Sports Shoe Pocket Review

If you’re new to running and cycling, and for that matter, any outdoor activity including hiking and walking, you should know that it’s essential to carry ID on your person.  When I first started running and cycling, this meant tossing ...

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Basic Running Training for Marathons and Triathlons

Dave Campbell is a trainer and All-American triathlete.  In this video, Dave covers some basic running drills and preparation.  A good starting point for new runners and triathletes.

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