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Official Training Program of the Five Cities Marathon - $200 ($175 for 5 City Registered Runners)
Coach-Tony is the official Coach for the Five Cities Marathon. Get the official 20-week training program for the Five Cities Marathon here designed for runners of various levels of experience. The program is first-timer and veteran runner friendly. The plan begins on June 7th and includes the following:
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(1) 20 Week On-Line Training Program
(2) On-line WorkoutLog.com account for the duration of the plan
(3) Guidence and Q&A with Coach-Tony.com for the duration of the plan
(4) In-Person interaction with Coach-Tony (No virtual here)
(5) 3 group run opportunities per week with a motivaed group of runners
(6) In Training T-Shirt while supplies last
(7) Monthly Newsletter with running tips and marathon news.
Click here to get started.
Coach Tony has completed 15 Ironman Triathlons and over 25 marathons including the Boston Marathon. As a USAT and USAC Certified Coach-Tony has a 100% completion with all of his athletes whether training for their first event or qualifying for Boston or Kona. "I bring a proven record of success as an athlete and coach with over 15 years experience as a triathlete, cyclist, and runner. My accomplishments include Ironman Hawaii Ironman World Triathlon Championships, Boston Marathon, the California Triple Crown endurance cycling series, and various other endurance events. I've been on the podium at all types of events and can help you do the same." Click here to learn more about Cooach-Tony.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 February 2010 )
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One of the most well-known scientists to explore the use of heart rate for the purpose of athletic improvement was Francesco Conconi. His research resulted in what is known as the "Conconi Test". As part of this test, athletes monitor heart rate response to increases in speed. Conconi thought when heart rate and speed were are plotted on a graph, lactate threshold occurred when heart rate no longer climbed in a linear relation to speed. He believed this is the point was directly related to the accumulation of lactate in the body.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 04 April 2010 )
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Tackling your first marathon can be an overwhelming feat. Events of this distance or duration take as much metal strength as they do physical strength. After mile 20, the run becomes exponentially more difficult for various reasons. Your brain becomes overloaded with messages from your body. The best type of luck is good preparation. To help you prepare for your first marathon consider the following guidelines.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 04 April 2010 )
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VO2 Max is the maximum volume of oxygen the body can consume during intense exercise while breathing air at sea level. This is different than the amount of oxygen the lungs can inhale. VO2 is a measurement of how much of the oxygen inhaled the body uses. The volume is expressed as a rate either in liters per minute (L/min) or milliliters per kg body weight (ml/kg/min).
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 March 2009 )
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The first two decades of the fifth century B.C. marked one of the great turning points in world history. These were the years of the Persian and Greek wars. The powerful Persian Empire in 546 B.C. extended from Asia to Eygpt to what is now Turkey. This great empire built the first Suez Canal which linked the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea. Greece on the other hand, consisted of a scattering of independent city-states, called poleis. These early city-states spawned the democratic ideas that have persisted into modern times. Athens eventually became the largest and most prosperous polis. Another Greek polis, Sparta, was not so democratic. They kept their kings and maintained a conservative, regimented society built around military training and the art of war.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 05 December 2008 )
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When you hear “track workout”, do you think “painfull?” Most of us do and avoid or make excuses not to do track runs. It’s easy to relate track workouts to Indy Car driving….left turn coming. Another left turn. OK wait, get ready, left turn again. This can get boring.
If you’re serious about making speed improvements, no one can deny the benefit of track workouts. There are many workouts you can do to move your focus away from the circles and more on performance improvement. Here are 3 example workouts that will help you befriend the track and improve your running.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 02 March 2008 )
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Falling temperatures and fewer daylight hours don't mean that your outdoor running routine has to go into hibernation for the winter. Running through the cold weather can help shake those winter blues, improve your energy level, and guarantee that you'll be in better shape once bathing suit season rolls around. Follow these tips to run safely and comfortably through wintry weather:
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Running is not easy. However, for the time invested, it is by far one of the most beneficial activities in terms of workout, calories burned, muscle strengthening, stress relieving, and overall fitness improving activities you can do without placing a strain on your career, family, or relationship. Below are a few basic running principles that foster an efficient running posture and possibly help you make some improvements.
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 04 August 2007 )
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