RUNNERS WORLD RUN LESS RUN FASTER

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GregP
GregP
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8:54am, 22 Jun 2018
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GregP
Are we *sure* it shouldn't be 'fewer'?
fetcheveryone
fetcheveryone
Jun 2018
9:04am, 22 Jun 2018
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fetcheveryone
You've been thinking about that for a while Greg.
GregP
GregP
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9:12am, 22 Jun 2018
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GregP
I've been exploring the 'related threads' suggestions. I think I got here from 'exercise-related nausea' which I go to from 'over 50s' :)
fetcheveryone
fetcheveryone
Jun 2018
9:32am, 22 Jun 2018
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fetcheveryone
See you in Boston?
rf_fozzy
rf_fozzy
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10:58pm, 2 Jun 2022
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rf_fozzy
Did you meet in Boston? I've been hanging on this cliffhanger for 4 years.

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What do we think, guys?

Cut and paste from a review on Amazon:
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The book is for anyone who wants to improve their running performance and is divided into 4 sections. The first section explains the FIRST approach, where a "3 plus 2" format is the foundation. This means you have 3 quality runs each week and 2 cross training workouts.

The second section is how to follow the program. Briefly, one day is a cross training day, then a "track repeats" day, then a cross training day, then a "tempo run" day, a day of rest, a "long run" day, and then either another rest day/or optional cross training day. Cross training days include activities such as cycling or swimming.

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