Category: Brian Beatty’s Blog
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Understanding Injury Categories as a Path to Improvement
Most injuries in Endurance Sports fall into four categories
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Home Exercise Equipment Recomendations
Home gym equipment we love!
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Trail Running Workshop
Trail running workshop
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Real Food, Real Nutrition = Real Fun All Day Trail Run
A tasty table is always a great start Blueberry, Ginger, Cashew Rice Cakes Baked Rice Balls: Ham Bacon Pineapple and Sweet Potato Bacon (from Feed Zone Portables) Hard Boiled Eggs Roasted Potatoes rolled in parmesan and salt Baked Eggs with bacon and cheese All of this portions and packs well for ride, run or hike.…
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Running Gyroscopes: Finding Your Line
Going off road can be a refreshing and exhilarating experience, but it also challenging. In a previous post and the Endurance Magazine August 2016 Off Road issue we talked about the importance of being able to find and follow the line of the trails. In this article we explore finding the central line of your…
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Basic Biomechanics of Running and Walking Gait
Basic Biomechanics of Gait (in Running and Walking)
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Enjoying The Ride
Spring is here, and for a lot of us, this season begs us to get out on the bike. There are many joys we can all find in cycling. Here are a few of mine I thought would be worth sharing.
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Distance Running
Is there such a thing as NON-distance running? By default, doesn’t running cover distance? What really is ‘distance’ anyway? Brian muses on what it means to cover ground on two feet.
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Basic Biomechanics of Gait (Running and Walking) with Exercises
Basic Biomechanics of Gait (in Running and Walking)
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The Running Core – What is It?
The core is a functional concept, not an anatomical address.