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  • Posted a review of it today. http://hamptonrunner.com/2015/05/19/review-apple-watch-for-runners/
  • I wrote a review on it on my site here - . It's a very good device and the prices have dropped. http://hamptonrunner.com/2014/07/13/farewell-to-my-fitbit-friends/
  • I have written a few reviews on different trackers like the Fitbit Charge and Garmin Vivofit and Vivosmart as well as the Polar M400 watch on my site http://hamptonrunner.com/reviews
  • I wrote a review on the Vivofit on my blog - http://www.hamptonrunner.com/blog/2014/7/10/farewell-to-my-fitbit-friends Now I'm looking for new stepping friends since I'm not on the FitBit Flex anymore. My profile name is erichunley Hope to see some of you! Thanks!
  • I'm one of those bridge people. I do repeats up and over my bridge over and over. And everyone looks at me askance...
  • Endurance Planet Ask the Coaches and Ask the Ultrarunner (They are part of the Endurance Planet podcast). Shameless self promotion - I actually appeared on Everyday Runners and RunBuzz Radio as I wrote about on my blog - http://www.hamptonrunner.com/blog/2014/5/29/everyday-runners
  • I wrote an article recently on the subject that might be helpful - http://www.hamptonrunner.com/blog/2014/6/14/changing-gait
  • Feel free to add me as well.
  • You should be able to complete the half. Just run it for fun. If you are running an 8 mile long run now, you should be able to bump it a mile a week to 11-12 miles over the next three weeks. Then start your taper. If all else fails you can walk/run for the half. Another option is to just start increasing your miles at a…
  • Whatever you choose, be careful about changing too much too quickly. First, if you haven't been running in minimalist shoes, be sure to cycle them in gradually. It's really easy to think "Wow! These feel so good! I feel fast!" and use them all the time. Next thing you know, you are injured. Try using the minimal shoes…
  • It could also be your Adductors. They are used to control and stabilize your legs. Have you changed your gait or cadence?
  • It is absolutely critical to build up a strong aerobic base before incorporating any speed work. I can speak from experience. I ran a couple 5K races in the low 21s and got frisky. I did some hard track intervals and felt something give in my foot during my next race. This was May. It took me all summer to get back to the…
  • Garmin 910XT. Like the training plan ability and multi-sport.
  • http://athlinks.com/racer/141071248
  • Get with your local running club. They can give you ideas and may even be available for timing the event and designing the course.
  • I feel you. I'm not as fast as some of the people here either. My last three races were: 5K - 21:42 5K - 21:25 8K - 35:07
  • Yes, I drink it daily, but I drink a lot of water. Make sure that you have enough water to be hydrated, and it won't really hurt you.
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