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Week of 6.26.20

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  • Coree Woltering broke the record time for completion of the 1,147 mile Ice Age Trail! He did it in 21 days, 13 hours and 35 minutes, breaking the record by more than 5 hours. Gear Junkie
  • The Dirty Kanza may be changing its name in light of recent feedback regarding its reference to the Kaw Nation and a Facebook post from the race's founder about the shooting death of Rayshard Brooks. Velo News
  • Are you supplementing your diet with Vitamin D? Most Americans are deficient according to Dr. Rhonda Patrick and she claims that a Vitamin D deficiency might make you more susceptible to Covid19. Found My Fitness
  • This author explains 5 basic principles of recovery: proper nutrition, active recovery, hydration, sleep and self massage. Complete Sports
  • Can some food and drinks improve performance just by tasting them? Some pro-runners believe so. Runners World

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Week of 04.13.20

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  • Got kettle bells but never use them? maybe it's time to dust them off and put them to good use! Here are 7 kettle bell workouts to help you improve your strength and conditioning. I've always wanted to try doing the "Turkish Get-up"? (It looks really difficult though!)
  • Should you wear a mask when running or cycling? although the latest guidelines are not 100% clear on whether people should wear masks when exercising, it's always important to be cautious and practice social distancing as much as possible. Here are some insights and advice on how to practice your favorite sport safely (for running, for cycling)
  • Running 262 miles around your neighborhood. Because we are living in crazy coronavirus times, runners all over the word participated in a race called the Backyard Quarantine Ultra a couple of weeks ago. The rules: runners had to honor social distancing and were also required to cover a distance of about 4 miles each hour. This winner finished the race in...2.5 days!

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