Watch finish line video at the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon | kare11.com

Watch finish line video at the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon | kare11.com: "MINNEAPOLIS -- The 30th running of the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon is taking place today. Nearly 20,000 people will cross the finish line and 300,000 will be cheering them on."

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How Do You Calculate Training Zones With a Heart Rate Monitor? | Run to Win

How Do You Calculate Training Zones With a Heart Rate Monitor? | Run to Win: "As a runner, heart rate monitors are great devices that can help you train because they let you know when you are working too hard or not running hard enough."

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Stretch Your Calf Muscles | Dr Peggy Malone | Running Injuries | Shin Splints | Shin Splints Treatment | Shin Splint Treatment | Take Control of Your Health | Treating Shin Splints | How to Get Rid of Shin Splints | Treatment for Shin Splints

Stretch Your Calf Muscles | Dr Peggy Malone | Running Injuries | Shin Splints | Shin Splints Treatment | Shin Splint Treatment | Take Control of Your Health | Treating Shin Splints | How to Get Rid of Shin Splints | Treatment for Shin Splints: "I'm guessing you don't think much about your calves as you go about your day-to- day activities. There they are at the back of your lower leg, not doing much… so it seems. They have a crucial role in your ability to stay balanced, strong and injury free and so they are worth an introduction."

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Tarmac Meditations #46: Run a Mile, See How it Goes

Tarmac Meditations #46: Run a Mile, See How it Goes: "Raining like hell. Had a bad night after a long and unsatisfying conversation with a friend. I’m at a loss as how to help this friend or myself. Only thing that will help after a big cup of dark roast is to lace up and light out. I have to go shoot some runners later (shoot as in photograph). So now is the time. But the rain is hard and cold, and I have a meeting to go to, as well as words coming."

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2011 Antarctica Marathon Report - 7 Continents Finished! | Bob Rebello’s Worldwide Marathons

2011 Antarctica Marathon Report - 7 Continents Finished! | Bob Rebello’s Worldwide Marathons: "After 13+ years and 17 worldwide marathons I finally met the commitment I made to my donors in 1999 – “that I would finish marathons on all 7 continents”. I accomplished this on February 28, 2011 when I finished the Antarctica marathon, my 7th continent, in a time of 6:24. It was a very satisfying feeling crossing the finish line after what I consider my most difficult and physically demanding 26.2 miles that I have ever run."

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The Out & Back Route: Love it or Hate it? : FITBLOGGER

The Out & Back Route: Love it or Hate it? : FITBLOGGER: "The other day I was having a conversation with one of the sales reps that I work with who is also a runner. Obviously the first subject ofany conversation we have starts with, “how goes the running”? "

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How to become a morning runner! | RunAddicts

How to become a morning runner! | RunAddicts: "If you think that morning runners are miracle workers, think again! Yes, they deserve two thumbs up for ignoring the irresistible temptation of their cozy beds and choosing to hit the streets instead. And yes, we admit that becoming a morning runner is no smooth sailing especially if you are not a morning person at the first place. Still, we bet that after reading this article you will become a passionate Am runner. Let’s get started…"

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Fall & Spring Shoe Buying Guide | Minimalist Running Shoes

Fall & Spring Shoe Buying Guide | Minimalist Running Shoes: "It’s that time of the year! New models that are announced in January and August at the Outdoor Retailer shows are starting to ship to retailers – running specialty stores and some big box stores. Here’s our guide to the most anticipated road, trail, and casual minimalist shoes. As common with new models, they are available in limited quantities so if you absolutely want a pair, pre-order now or purchase them from your running specialty store early."

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The Believer - The Immortal Horizon

The Believer - The Immortal Horizon: "DISCUSSED: An Escaped Assassin, Raw Chicken Meat, Unimaginable Physical Exhaustion, A License Plate from Liberia, Duct-Tape Pants, Novels Hidden in Tree Trunks, Testosterone Spread Like Fertilizer, Rattlesnakes as Large as Arms, Arms That Baptize Cats, A Bunch of Guys in the Woods Talking about Something Called the Bad Thing"

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How to Run « The Running Barefoot

How to Run « The Running Barefoot: "The goal of running, generally, is to move the body forward. Contrary to some “expert” opinions, it is not to launch the body high into the air, or to wobble side-to-side, or to “bounce” up and down. At it’s most basic, the goal is simply forward movement of the body – preferably without hurting or damaging our body."

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What is Proprioception? | Naturally Engineered

What is Proprioception? | Naturally Engineered: "This is one of those terms which gets thrown around a lot when people are discussing barefoot running and some of the downsides of thickly cushioned shoes."

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Doctor & Blind Patient Run Boston Marathon To Help Each Other « CBS Boston

Doctor & Blind Patient Run Boston Marathon To Help Each Other « CBS Boston: "

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BOSTON (CBS) – Everyone has a reason for running the Boston Marathon on Monday.

But for one doctor and patient duo, they’re running to help each other."

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