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      RUNNING

Walking and Jogging:
A Great Combination

Whether you're a newbie walker
or a dedicated runner, alternating walking
and jogging can be good for your health


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      RUNNING

The New Rules of Food
By Liz Applegate Ph.D.
Puzzled by the government's
new dietary recommendations?
Runner's World magazine explains the key changes -- & what they mean for runners.


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      RUNNING

Running in Place
10 Top Treadmills To Keep You Going
Year-Round.

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No Gym Required
By Wayne Westcott, PH.D.
Four Exercises do the job just fine, thanks.

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Shoes & Gear:
Foot Biomechanics

A simple guide for identifying your foot biomechanics
and the best running shoes for you.

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Which Running Terrain
Gives The Best Workout?

Your heart rate will tell you
which has more aerobic benefit.

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      RUNNING

Female Runners Beware

Constantly monitoring
food intake may lead to
stress fractures

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      RUNNING

Proper Attire

By Warren Greene

I thought running shoes were the only equipment needed for running, but my more experienced running friends tell me I should invest in "technical apparel."
What exactly is this stuff,
and do I really need it?

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