Ritz and Flanagan dominate their perspective fields in the U.S. Cross Country Championships qualifying them for the XC Worlds next month in Poland.
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Research by German scientists shows that exercise slows cellular aging.
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A new study led by Harvard University evolutionary biologist Daniel Lieberman revealed that barefoot running reduces stresses on your feet.
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On Feburary 6th, Bernard Lagat and U.S. indoor record-holder Galen Rupp will toe the line in the Reebok Boston Indoor Games.
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Long distance legend and marathon world record-holder, Haile Gebrselassie will make a rare U.S. appearance and race in the NYC Half-Marathon on March 21, 2010.
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With obesity becoming one of the leading causes of death in North America, our friends at The Science of Sport educate us on exercise and weight loss.
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An in-depth look into the physiological benefits of exercise by the Wall Street Journal.
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What is the bare minimum amount of exercise you should be doing per week?
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As another exciting year in track comes to an end, our friends at IAAF reflect on the year that was.
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An exploration into the physiological effects of age on the performance of long distance running. Does age matter?
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America's top distance runners will compete in the premier marathon event.
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Running's Heisman, Galen Rupp of Oregon and Jenny Barringer of Colorado win the inaugural award for best track and field athlete of the year.
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2009 seemed to be a great year for U.S. distance running and our friends at runningusa.com list the ten best moments of the year.
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16 year old Illinois sophomore Lukas Verzbicas crushes field to win boys race while Megan Goethals comes from behind to edge out Chelsea Sveinsson for the girl's title.
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A New York Times article explores the physiological effects of exercise at various times during the day.
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Our friends at Universal Sports recap the 2009 track and field season that showcased sensational performances, astonishing records, and extraordinary achievement.
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In what is considered its best new product in five years, Reebok contends that its new EasyTone shoe can give your leg muscles a better workout just by wearing them.
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Scientists determine that South African sprinter has 10 second advantage with 'blade runner' styled prostheses.
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The Kenyan and German London Marathon champions have confirmed their entries to defend their titles.
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A new study suggests that vigorous exercise may be inducing a natural anti-aging effect in cells.
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New York Marathon champion Meb Keflezighi on running, religion, and what it means to be an American.
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The Rosa twins have been dominating the high school cross country scene shattering course records and impressing top collegiate coaches.
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A great interview by our friends at Competitor Magazine on Kara Goucher's training by feel methodology.
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Peak Running Contributor and Coaching Legend, Dr. Jack Daniel sounds off on the efficacy of altitude training and East Africans.
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The South African Ministry of Sport has ruled that 800m runner Castor Semenya will keep her gold medal and prize money won at the World Championships.
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A New York Times article explores the neurological effects of exercise and its impact on how your body reacts to stress.
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Fifteen months after the Beijing games, the International Olympic Committee disqualified Bahraini middle distance runner Rashid Ramzi for doping.
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The best exercise for healthy bones? You won't believe what the New York Times' article suggests.
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Fan voting is now open for the Bowerman which honors the top male and female collegiate track and field athletes.
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A New York Times article explores the reasons why one wouldn't lose weight exercising.
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Jonathan Dugas, Ph.D. examines the question of whether or not marathon race times are getting faster.
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Terrence Mahon addresses Ryan Hall's training preparation and readiness for the New York City Marathon.
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Our friends at letsrun.com have compiled a fantastic preview of the NYC marathon field for both the men's and women's event.
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A New York Times article explores the physiological components of the human body that lend itself to the theory that humans evolved to be runners.
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Sports physiologist Dr. Ross Tucker crunches numbers detailing the safety of running in comparison to other activities.
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With the classification of the H1N1 virus as a national emergency, NYC marathon organizers have taken special measures to reduce the risks of contraction.
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Sports physiologist Dr. Ross Tucker discusses the risks of distance running in lieu of the recent deaths during racing events.
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All-Athletics.com ranks the U.S. women best in middle distance events. Kenya tops the men's ranking with the U.S. #2.
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With the trend of barefoot running taking off, New York Times journalist Gretchen Reynolds explores the science behind the movement.
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Considered on of the best coaches of all-time, Peak Running's Dr. Jack Daniels addresses whether coaching is more art than science.
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An interesting article from the New York Times that explores the physiological benefits of the cool-down.
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With the second best time in American history, Dathan Ritzenhein charged to a third place finish and elevated his hopes for the 2012 Olympic marathon.
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On a chilly autumn day, Wanjiru pushed ahead in the last four miles to set a new course record by one second collecting a $100k time bonus.
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Coming off his personal best performance in the 5000m distance while setting the American record, Dathan Ritzenhein is poised to make a statement this weekend (Oct. 11th).
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Recent studies contradict earlier hypotheses that Quercetin dramatically improves athletic performance in humans.
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Created in the summer of '09, The Bowerman is awarded annually to the most outstanding track and field athlete.
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On California's fastest course, Meb cruises to victory and a PR in preparation for the New York City Marathon.
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Radcliffe, winner of the 2008 ING New York City Marathon, will return to defend her title after being sidelined with a foot injury.
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NY Times columnist explores the effects of marathon running on the heart.
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