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Tylenol improves endurance performance. What causes Boston Marathon heat stroke? Exercise, compensat

Tylenol improves endurance performance. What causes Boston Marathon heat stroke? Exercise, compensation, metabolism, weight loss. More. 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Nutrition. Shoes. Injury Prevention. You. SEPTEMBER 30, 2021 Boston Marathon winner Amby Burfoot, also the world’s most experienced running editor, curates the latest and most useful content on running and health from around the internet. “I spend hours finding the best new research and articles, so you can review them in minutes.” THIS WEEK: The secret of great workouts. Ten commandments of healthy running. You need a more disciplined marathon taper. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) improves endurance performance. What causes Boston Marathon heat stroke? Beat leg fatigue by strengthening your plantar flexors. Exercise, compensation, metabolism, weight loss. More. The secret to great workouts? Name em! Here’s a new thought: Maybe the secret to great workouts is naming them. This simple device gives the workout more personality and oomph. Consider [“Yasso 800s.”](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXH-f3q3phV1-WJV7CgSPSW1RrpHH8SMxtBW6DcQw395Pp3PW6HnrLk4rm7hQN8CH811K9l8MW4WgkXW4XZLp5W9km5v27LRxrJW6F_ZGf6s-JmtW1QPTbr2V7nyzW3yY36-1TPhwhW9jxyM_7KbCzdW8bPWT85xbb97W4f3cnJ392WcKM-rjPJwZ454W4rPwG86LXk1yN8fkvcbrsR5kV2jprr2mkVcPW1YzRCD744pSJVXmF_L3J38yNW4YV-tN75jnXDW4V9RGy43hF-VVblgft7LhrgNW6_ZVnd5p1893W2Yp57-8YsF6TW5mZyS37-3-rBN7s0SclwR4wSW7Yx_1p3XXBPnW78FXWR6WLQ1RW5rb6sq1mz56K39Qy1) Or [“The Michigan.”](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXH-y3q3pBV1-WJV7CgGt7W110ddS7QNNrfW6NGkKJ5Q2r8-W7NHpLY8xDZZ7W6Qz7Jx5nKY0xW65XKx95H1yV7W8GMXv42jClvlW6MgQKc8v2_CXW8-1PVj6HjxxdW4MC-C52Jqj3nW66RVp_145WG5W5wPSv84_GC8SW2PXFsw51v_GBW31-F-w6vXyDNW1N7bNB1Cv2rrW84FpKM87DzsWN3nnYlZGYZzNW1v8qCs3NF77yW4pjY3T6CKBCqW86_qrG4T_HQqVn1zlV5QM286N3c6-HCDC0WJW1GH8sx3-z_tYN505pgSbMSPBW708_yc1tXs0lW8Rd1Bc5LY4b-W1xsG_s9cVxFtW3ph6wP10GlvBW3QdRlM1NcfZZW6N2lNs4Rm3TFW59d0dn4P6NHm35mP1) And this week, ta-dum, we’ve got [“Sisyphus Hills.”](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37CgQPMN26xJ_PGF81rW7RHhxM2zNKBVW1WHJ7F7YdV7WW8L8DVx8xlBb5W1qr7q-2m_qc0Vdd-Bp6jXSdqVmb8_b8y1Py7W1JGmtK6CR9N8W6-rF_j1H0zyFW8WzLJV9b0vNrW6N6gpF3lLvdsN6m3Gr7SQRwKW28ng6v3hdL0dW5tvVnf8qzmr1W3bG2db5rKy2pW1F1L073RfdrZW2-bLJM2_ckVKW5QsjpD7kwDVyW7RmJhb2db6zvW3pz8PB52zyTVW39ctRN8LQ-6fMM8yHYrQw1yN1pLCkNtJ0TtW3RMmF882XTk5V8pG915ms3YPN87jg9pBHj13W8Kn52_5L6WPLW4L1Jq15Zgt8qW1Jx_N28-_fnnMl9ldtQNq0rW7Yh56l61vnTcW6Xx2Lc1QpQ-23kjz1) They boost your speed and strength through a series of uphill repeats at 5K effort. In races, however, it’s smart to keep your hill running under control. More at [PodiumRunner.](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYN5nCT_V3Zsc37CgP8mMFQxy05JMhWW4WrL957BtKZ3W4--qsz4sD32lW8JxbYj21jG-KW6RWlwz5d-9cxW9dqNxX3y_2fBW6g3gkn4z3FrnW1D_KN321c5mjW6plW4F5TGDPkW2jF25J6msyTCW2MZz3D1c-8YYW8LVZXN5vPjwKW80Z0Hd1Nnb4mMYNCCkl6ZxzN7ZP7hpYBmkBW4cYM915mms0DW6yZhJS6fRZ5fW4qwKxK31n99sW1z_qyk2ty0gYW6Fl_Cq2t0XLTW6TjwXl1lmzB_W2Ppg0d35kT6mW3ZSFq32fD27XN5xsVHH4SjK5W4_hpDf2KhrxXW8tYpZt8Yp-ctN4rQhjgyq4K4W22J3-G1JXB0XVnybs_2VnMmRW2nc_Yg8R8B-pW83Dgrn5jkknKVS--zJ4LQgSDW6jRFgn707dZLW4hxLQL6dy7ly2Jk1) The 10 commandments of healthy running The ole “10 commandments” gambit is a cliche in the field of “advice” articles, and I’m sure I’ve been guilty many times myself. This list of 10-healthy running commandments is way better than most. How can you fail to appreciate “Running is bad dance practice,” so work on side-to-side movements? Or, “Thou shalt not start a run with cold feet.” That’s a novel notion. I also support any article that points out the overuse of NSAID painkillers and the benefits of elevating the legs for 5 minutes every evening. Ahhh, feels so good. More at [Trail Runner.](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYN5nCT_V3Zsc37Cg-HYVFGCBm3b_zXPW930D-t7Fxrm6W2GXFwt8FBgggN5z5nk2cGMSqW7ZXXkk63Xfj_W5pwjLR8LffykW2r8k935s3rF6N93p9JM5gHTGW3DFB9f2Y_K-SW62n9kS4vdnHsV6PSKX2Z6qfwW3nJPlv3FPFm5W7Vfn388lW_x4W6x99WP1mw6RcN1qnQzKsgM24W4qBHNF734j1MW1JY9c16BbmYHW5MLDMF2bKPm-W3cvBV870CY5lW4P7Rjj3_6D6XW3b-qRw8fxppyW8JZNnd82pkbdVl-cnb6S3SV9W2_ZWXz5Th7XQW97WgWj5xgMz1W13c11H7bZqDBVDXt8W7Cdzy4VtDvls1Mpjz4W2FxK2y3F7lkKW97FGVS4vHP-zN7S0_6fGcsHyW6B4xx28lRzWTV1nKN16LcH-wVTdCF98wBcTc3pYL1) Big data report: Taper longer and more disciplined pre-marathon Almost all previous studies into the marathon “taper” have focused on serious and elite runners. That research supports a several-week, disciplined step-down approach. Now, a big-data analysis of 158,000 recreational marathoners has concluded much the same. Rec runners who followed a minimal taper ran about 5:30 slower than similar runners who used a strict 3-week taper. Women received a bigger boost than men from a proper taper. More from Frontiers in Sports & Active Living and Medium at the [Run Long, Run Healthy webpage.](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37CgXkfW1s3kQ-2WLDNDW75-W-44c1-N-W4_B2wn963QvFW5-_Zbc247nY7W4cSLTc21QcZKW1H76Np6wXY7HW7s-3VQ5xgZfWW24d18z78-ZnMW2n4yjt7dVSN7W4ybLn24n3rFZW41rctZ8wlJnFW4qbhzm4ytcGRW3gzQGb8PxGMKW4kHh9h6RjfXKW6kjF5d3JzwrFW104drj4nwt34W6jCH5S7mrlD-W8ZPvxj5j8H4ZW4156457cjGM5W3y3j6j3077QpW6f7Qbs1dXzfnW82q24k156-__W7Jn8CC2gMR8BW4YXGWt7th91hW3wGjVt4NLWL6N982MpM62PVlN6vxlQYl9fQqW5s0Hmy4025skW7tXvkR8TQGTJW5gWLL68WQglNW487WZv53_ksJW59F6Rj3HhCg63dwv1) [Join Outside+] Live Well. Live Active. Two yearly magazine subscriptions plus member-exclusive content from PodiumRunner and 18 Outside network brands. [Join Outside+ today →](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHZG3q3nJV1-WJV7CgC37N955BH56v13cN7dW8rLr8BB8W9dXHmC5CT4z2W5fjLSc3fjty7W2HCt065rytRYN4HkLmMVqKgcW8ly8r79dCt0mW67tL0r5cV_f5W5FKXT77mQN0_W8crdxP48r6W8W3L-72K90v_jPW9c5SZY2QHvKRW3LTbBx4DwqbhW7tL1HK91KyT8W7t6qKc4Cqy3cW35r8XJ3qZMYrVh6sqF80yQfMW82HPY87k0F4DW1Zkldm8jV3kqW1v9Hsf7HFpwvVqsWNn89BKPcN8BwzsF4JQYmW2cfkjW46hgGMW82dnT776CGJ63nRX1) What causes heatstroke in the Boston Marathon? My friends running Boston are already checking the weather outlook. It’s good, but you know what they say about the weather in New England … and nearly everywhere else. Wait 15 minutes. An October Boston could be a little warmer than April, but might also provide some tree shade in places. These things are important to prevent heatstroke. A new paper from Boston’s crack medical team reports that heatstroke cases have developed mainly at temperatures in the mid-60s and above, and mostly among younger, faster runners. That’s because your pace is the biggest trigger to rising body temperature. More from Medicine & Sports in Science & Exercise at the [RLRH Webpage.](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37CgGvSN36rNTkVQBMCW6g8CqC33-H9FW5SVgy22LK2TdW6_hwCC5JpfRvW1cTvCV4VPp8SVtR5Lk890NGBW1hhvbn6C9HZtV1rStT36gttdW1vN2Vw5243f-W3F1qpQ4jDFsnW8hdBDc7Jgf40N8PF1P0pSlLKW2XTvJb4y3QpxW1JZ5tp3LP2YBN4BJl-_l2KByMhsZrWfMVSZW49LkpF39cjy_W7ZZBJS5y8Lz_N3VPsZbtXk-lW4BH8Qv5zR-fNW4JnxXJ8_BpHVW1rWFrQ2VnQ4bW6L_DCK7djsWRW8SD1_x55-Y_DW5NYh066BNbjnW12WWMv1FfbTGVmCWYF42-z1yW5g0lkn6GL0L0W746hT115r4kjW7ltDCx99K9LWW7FxmbD7TCrQ6N4CM4n7YZHVm3jq91) Acetaminophen improves endurance performance It’s no secret that acetaminophen (brand name Tylenol; and known as paracetamol in Europe and other countries) has the potential to improve endurance performance. This was first shown more than a decade ago, though recent reports have been less conclusive. Now a new meta-analysis has confirmed this effect. It suggests taking acetaminophen 45-60 minutes before a big effort. [Acetaminophen is not an NSAID,](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHZZ3q3n_V1-WJV7CgKrPW7NX8pB4CML8JW5ZGJCQ3999wVW8C2zch1k93rSW6k3RWh2FjsG0N2PBb38xVl4lW5v5NSW8D3jF_N2Qd_TNFt8ydMctmDh7GsDBW5sCyTJ7Lr1ZKW745KgJ12t5WZW438lB35gsx__W5dmqwY5cw4lyVZcnFC3gBwVHW2nkdKD8ng927N7H-cTTgVmFmW958mwx6ytktzW3_Rztk7c7LJQVhMJc26H1b85W6xXJrj2RcKDNW2FrVgF5Q05YLW9bB82Q3_6fL2N2nt1NSkqqsjW12lhLD1npftWW8LqWjJ7-HsLkN105k8jNQQNGW2n631W219L8_3nWH1) but it does have potential side effects and risks, so use it cautiously. More From Sports at the [RLRH Webpage.](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37Cg-mKW6zlTpK8Hv3PJW61DG0W1vH_SMW4wQ6j56Qb2nvW7g68BW44ZGH8N7-w5Yxt4ZjfW9l2zS72N2LykW7j5qgb5KXpNSW8GVkP13nFxGTN54hm51q3sBhW7V3C7Z4fm0bWW3CqJ2T4tPTDYW6FZpV63VLH2dW8NmTx-7nTKDJW4994Tt5VTdPcW7gYl2k74PdbsW7DVPDy3FyBS3W5g5Sdt8Y8JXvW6H8z8n3d-WzWVFcktc60gBxXW7ftcB33d6Kh-W4tWj9Q85QpDpW40gllQ2yxVCTW2YG2wc6JFwFvW47t_9R5v3jrTW3XhGLk3bFhf-N8c42JSDm8W9W8gb5N54gh9W_W6kyf_h51CjLZW3zTLT55-GKyTW6kDnC01N8PkQW5HF-KM213f06W7wF5xm221fHx34wP1) “Fall back” marathons are much faster than “spring ahead” marathons This is another of those cool studies that you never imagined. Sure, you know that good, consistent sleep is important for your training and racing. But did you ever think about springtime marathons run the day after the beginning of Daylight Savings Time (and one-hour loss of sleep) vs. the opposite time in fall? That’s what this report investigates. And the result: Fall “wins” by a whopping 11 minutes. Even a new pair of super shoes would be hard-pressed to match that. More from Chronobiology International at the [RLRH Webpage.](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37CgMwbW59Q1_x7_kG46W52_qcm49mBDJW6XNKcg42MkwsW53skDj10nYrkW2Xpfyv2TZ1JxW1hjtr47tzkCWW3cGgvn2ckKWYW3n963z79pldYV_Yf9K96b1HwN1f040Qh6lHjW8kL9Ww2gF8kbW2zZqf99g-H3FW8wfsSY2877VTW7GJhdY4n5_MbW6ZMk_y8b62__W7ydTtR3TKkWYVK_gyc8sdTZ1W24n2mt29tTmkW701QnC8cBv79W8xr4CK5t8Yb3V4yjG75_FNR1W3mrs5R6pW5cpW6nhHj71cQzwdW7jBnkq8g1CJCW6wxkZK6plDbnN1b4QyCXHz4RW8KcVhT8GqQZpVb364L3M_WtZW5VGZbr7z-gldW4sCc1D64q40lW4_McrG3rqrxRMbMCzXjyfkT3b2v1) Why exercise contributes less than expected to weight loss I’m guessing that a lot of people are confused by [the big energy compensation story](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXH-y3q3pBV1-WJV7CgNTfW7BHFKv6GvSf8W4l24JP6VCWWpW5Bwtr73YQZ-3W8nz5z84-tl5WN66gBzt7M26pW3dYz8H4r2x_QW6w7TXM6jWWmrW8qxQBY5Jbj6gW2WKZzt67q2vPN3ZLXCTkmxxGW3FBlXL7YFN8lW4W4_9q8wZyVPW7cxY5G6bRRdLW1R89c86yNN_7N3JSBvkxJ7tYW6CBJPN7zj3htW78-4Ls3mNbR9W41nZ5B2ZhXnjN31QXHFzMKB3W6jP4Ym1d9rq-W72M7GY736P-DW8kL3v96xc-K4W7Xg99S4dfM3CW4SZfPp8N33xTN6khyKDYrbF3W841bwj3wgDXRVhxwYN7ntW1pW6PW3DB26n-b4W3vWMCT3Q5NY0W2zF3ZT80p1033mv01) of the last several weeks. (A wrongly-stated [NYT headline —](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXH-y3q3pBV1-WJV7CgQzhW3tglxn2kCbMTW60ffwP2MFHSCN1cl1zNBWYGwN2Nq_lv3t4GNW6jMZFm8ywLnfW1FXxjf4nG2ShW8j15kV2RX4z5W42dS4B1s1Dt-W43B8Gb1bP6GRW7y1ppS1ZsJ3GW5JqkRq1w24JgW2l9J4l2wTd0zVtYrgK7v74xMW4cpJv88KrhKLW7SY0XF4gQHN9W6K-PWL67HGm0W6wzZNW7Zz0X6N5hJYTym70NhW1kgs1H4XX0Q-VX9Jwv5g3ZrlW3wZCFG2Xty4PN4LP82j_zCjsW73g4pv2F9dJdVLW4sZ2FQH5vW7q5tmB8LpXBmVKbC5H7cBTPhW6kH1hf2BMKc6W7j67hq32ygTDW8cbNfd1B_mysw1TbQ943s23bnv1) “Your workout burns fewer calories than you think” — contributed to this.) In fact, nothing has changed in terms of your calorie burn per mile of running. It’s still roughly 100 calories per mile (or .75 x your body weight in pounds, if you want a more precise estimate). After you run those miles, however, your body dials down your calorie burn. You either move less or conserve energy through little-understood biological mechanisms. More from the senior author’s Twitter thread at the [RLRH Webpage.](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37CgMvCW5HN-_w1vSnCjW5Xt2XL26TwfXW2Y3zGJ1k5TrNW7VpZ5983HSknW4YknzT4fnBD9W6pm69R4mtcRwW96hJdz45pmJJW5JZR8W1FgdY6W8gVxr12WFBfXV4Jb4w51WGz2W2p7T6s8jQsPJW3ZK4cv16ggYjW4V5yTQ6XDv59W4Klj564plsZKW5Wl2bt8F5vS-W8ZMlKr6kTNfGW5gWL7j4Pv0BRW1vBZ8w62b1sVVZcSRp9d8QrZVrsRqn4SXKw4W2RTcxD1bZYc1W1pdvxM8YkJcgW1pWWVS7dJknMN2-VS5DnCr3wW5Jm4PB1ZtkbPW70xx8P6cjcGfW4PzKBg52qSRwW5cTDlD166lFkW4GJjjB2__p9TW2Gdf-d5n8dcxW5bPk6S6QQrPVW73RYvV2Y13vz3cdJ1) Can you boost your metabolism? Maybe a little Since the above paper just robbed you of some weight-loss calories, here’s a surprisingly good story about boosting your metabolism. Stories like this typically provoke howls of protest from physiologists and nutritionists who say, “Nope. Can’t be done.” They're talking mainly about basal metabolism, admittedly hard to change. But a few little tricks throughout the day can give you a short boost, which could prove helpful. That’s what this article provides. More from CNN at the [RLRH Webpage.](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37CgTDfW6SWKm29hGFDsW5_sSlV36Y9d0W7B_D234sqx-xW3mx0VC8BjYB0W4WNMt23lsRr0W5v34Xn5P2WWXW4bRmYt72pX9PW4324kq8Brv0bW97b1fB3nh_Z4N5rJ1LvVqB2QW8yChbK3hF-y3W4RyXHz5dWR46W3QjnJ2996mN3VZVryP8KJTdGW54PXJ86r_n4QW6MLDkB2mwDF1VDdhRS76SgtnW14cYqk5kQJ1ZVgsDDH6_NmFfW7phzvh3xK-rrW9jHdnx7d1KVqW6x0yrf2d0WKvW4ySpvq6BHSRvW25D2wH597BT2W1cSxgs7Jtpw7W6VRRRT7H84y7W9gDhGc7sB6FgW5S58gC7jHwrLW6d-DFp72gYPxW1wj11_1G87c1W2TP31G33Cb7GW1QgcZh2pZrW237v51) Build your plantar flexors to avoid leg fatigue A group of British scientists wondered what leg muscles get the most fatigued during high-intensity running. To find out, they recruited 18 competitive middle-distance runners to run hard on a treadmill for 3 minutes. At the end of that time, the runners’ plantar flexor muscles were contributing less, which forced the knees to work harder. Conclusion: “Improving the fatigue resistance of the plantar flexors might be beneficial for middle-distance running performance.” You can find many [internet articles](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37CgLWzW4hymFy9cv0bWVCnFKR2Z8GfBW8RWQL28GP6ldW8LMtYD67Y-LpW8z75fK8vF7kKW91tRRz7_tTdBW3-ydr76nhlrkW6Mcznn9bKYqMW17TMxC4ny751W8z-40q5Vd7L6W42bWXY1XFhnmW2kdsDs1lVhpzW8W9zGG5NCks8W6JN_1F1S_pP7W4RlCMs1F8dlHW9kznFn876n-RW1wwKwR9bDGYXN2nd47m_r48hW2gKWFD4F25gXN32R8MFy8sfhW77t95g3phTmpW6RZCbg4PBPLhW1bsTHn7RCnr9W8WkXPk7st67RW5tV5vt6R4csMW6f1BjK26KDNyW4gG92f9hTY_BW2lCW1f1-jQK1W969LGP81vW7DN8PydTr9_pfYW9lKd6m7_KMN3VgGtTD3j10Rz3mgp1) and videos on plantar flexion exercises. 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In this new study of first-time marathon runners, the directional arrows actually point the other way. “Running 500 miles over 4 months plus a marathon for the first time had no adverse effects on the lumbar spine.” And: “Additionally, there was evidence of regression of sacroiliac joint abnormalities.” Listen to your body, but don’t be afraid. More from Skeletal Radiology at the [RLRH Webpage.](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37CgHstW83-0w58v7zhHW65JNzn6c6cNNW8X5lKt1-9rZHW78hw9W3NqfZ5W6VQNSY4lbLV4W721fPX6gl1P8W6xt-dS769g5yW7mSRS33R1F8mW75xM2m4RfKRJW900NNC6VjFLwW7WfvdY91vXyqW4M6l9b1yBPNcW3f9gRX8h1QmyW932F573rBzkyW1HZXpX2wYzYzW1jRW8229L-94W3_f82z3XBYLzW6yNhR-4KBxYpW36XD5P1S3lPcW6H5n5R9gDJ7XW8Fv1jX2JJvX2W2jb3dX6cWyjxN4D-t8v8hgsPVR8G1w4mVNstMP3BQs-XRDjN637C8jWTl2dW12LnlR6BSqMHW5ShDKv7MGzHgW1HkjWs2MnMzpW90Q7p13_XHngW2PNyF95P3kr8W4szsbp3fmPmL3fjc1) SHORT STUFF you want to know - Masters athletes might not need as much protein as widely recommended - How to fix shin splints - Mindful eating — "awareness of eating”— better for healthy living and obesity prevention 113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXH-f3hpQcV1-WJV7CgK5NW2DCKfw1D4xgQW5vJ3Qc2hHcYkW67-d7h1m9gGVW7XY83R1W5YJPW2n6Fw13hcwHKW23sB128r15f6V9NRQB6ygQFDW49KG5w7bhQX6W7CzS8f5Tpx2mW6ZP5NV5glMqHW2QdSyl82XrZVW8DV4LN6q_FBjN5qR5N8F1mxTW2RBrD111xS7PW2Xh8BH65bm8_W5jZjKT4yb6-jW5QKrXn5HJN_lN5sG89BBjmFXN1HGbmDlP918W1zrcb43pwsm2W4Q1LFh5jRj9bW5Gd1nR1wtzvwW22tXmr37_-F4W4z9YZ_5-6d8bW6_z-B18yxNFcW2zbhMZ8HhF8YW8ChVPg55LbyMW8p63KF2xj4T731tX1[Links at the RLRH homepage](113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37Cg-6BVvLWFq5L3ZtyW6lw8-B4RZXVfW4vkH331hp1M2V7X_T24fmhjyV2VPGx5hKKDHW5nN8NT2VBj09W6Tr1F761fj4jW4qzvpc6MD0sDVd4scS6p3y7tW8VxwKw4pft02W1s17Mc97m_zCW1VT7cd6pHFHvW1x7lMc8stZpNW62YRsd380Gc-W80lGxK8tbjdRW4xLgjB9dMC5bW189F4Z17ZGZyW2wQZ9K3b_RNfVh5ywS8bY0GpW5fL20Q1qjb5KW5n3v214xltg4W2vlDZ28-X5JxN99vdGGDjN7GW7LrkXy7VXKhmN5Pgw-Q8xHP5W7n_ghW8_SFRkW5-Gh0h4qbRVRW8Z79t041VWC2W12VRf_4xWB2wW38sDRC6zpFNBN23gjchdCZ7SVGy6fP5HQFdd3jc31). 113/cy08X04/VWsS7l2zyfZmW6sCmR99b-3_2W6hm-BV4y4QJxN6WXHYt5nCTJV3Zsc37CgTZ0W88l2XY1rY9pvW7tGbCT3XFxCHW3QqfqD6Z3QYjW5Thvtz9bPRYdW1FHnf-6YQnv2VP1DkP3GxSZVVw3TpL5-jt2pVxMq-15dfVs2N53ZHmzT1dygW2DSdBk5P25FmW7t77kq69gRJLN2nKb_8wj-MbW6fWvCL97j4KBMTCk7rxJ8-TW1S7c495wdLl0W4BL-nS1dknTMW2nNL0K19HRL5W18KwYG9k-QFHW8YDzgQ26ZwLFVQfXYq64HqzTW5PYhql3t7T7dW8DMlPV38kCY7VDkRMG432DLKW4VfXW87d4s-zW2FVYxx7S12flMd6vNhJYHkzN3cCbXj64qtzW8y4g1T3m2xFQW92p-Dy4QqpfXW7Rl0Gd8vY6JfW1NMv3M67S-y-W2F1BS36Hqg6q3b4L1 GREAT QUOTES MAKE GREAT TRAINING PARTNERS: “If you want to win a race, you have to go a little berserk.” —Bill Rodgers That's it for this week. 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