When you find out something is wrong with you, your first reactions are always negative and you begin to think what will I do now?…
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Mike’s Middle Distance Magic: It’s Race Time!
As the title suggests it is my first triathlon of the year this coming weekend. Actually as you read this I would have already (hopefully)…
View More Mike’s Middle Distance Magic: It’s Race Time!Mike’s Middle Distance Magic: Opening My Eyes!
This week started with my most important session to date I feel. Not because of what I achieved in it, more from what I didn’t…
View More Mike’s Middle Distance Magic: Opening My Eyes!The Long Run With 4x 100m Stride Outs
I have prepared this article to illustrate the concept of what a long run with 4x 100m stride outs near the end will look like.
View More The Long Run With 4x 100m Stride OutsFriday Fartlek Run: MAF Test
This session is a great way to assess your Maximal Aerobic Function and how efficient you are.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: MAF TestFriday Fartlek: 400/800/1600/800/400
This session is a great way to develop your running speed, especially over 5km and 10km.
View More Friday Fartlek: 400/800/1600/800/400Book Review: Matt Fitzgerald – 80/20 Running
Fitzgerald, Matt (2014) 80/20 Running – Run Stronger and Race Faster by Training Slower New American Library I’ve been wanting to read this book since I…
View More Book Review: Matt Fitzgerald – 80/20 RunningFriday Fartlek: The Michigan
This session is a great way to develop the ability to maintain your running speed and have a bit of a kick at the end of it. This…
View More Friday Fartlek: The MichiganThe Goat Tongariro
It’s not for the faint hearted! It’s tough. One of the toughest off-road runs in New Zealand and I love it! From Whakapapa ski field…
View More The Goat TongariroIt’s a Fine Line Between Listening to Your Body and Training Through an Injury
If you have a question you would like me to answer, click on this link here. This is a response to a question from a…
View More It’s a Fine Line Between Listening to Your Body and Training Through an Injury