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Four people who are going to run the L.A. Marathon
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterFRANK ULRICH, 35, nursing student, Burbank What's your motivation? I was with a friend in Little Tokyo last summer, and she was talking about how we should do the L.A. Marathon. She mentioned how there was a new course this year, and that definitely made...Tags: Marathon, Schools, High School Sports, Athletics, Track and Field, Colleges and Universities
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Updated Participant Sports schedule
Upcoming events To update schedule, please send event information to Craig Davis at cldavis@SunSentinel.com. Feb. 12 Swimming: Broward County South Sizzler, Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Center, Feb. 13 Running: Race For Women's Wellness, Coral Springs...Tags: Bodies of Water, Health, Meyer Amphitheatre, BankAtlantic Center, Central Park
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Williamsburg doctor sees promising results with plasma therapy for injuries
247-4784Jim Speegle loves to run. At his peak he was running 110 to 120 miles a week. Now, age 43, and after several injuries, he has scaled back to five or six miles a day, five days a week. That he's able to run at all, after incurring a stress fracture and...Tags: Blood, Blood Cells, Health, Medical Procedures and Tests, Surgery
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How to Select Home Gym Equipment
Tribune Media ServicesI like the convenience of working out at home. The upside is that once you eliminate the travel time to a gym, a lot more opportunities to exercise open up. The downside is that, 90 percent of the time, those opportunities never seem ideal for one...Tags: Orthopedic Surgery, Marathon, Eric Heiden, Cycling, Entertainment
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Fueling Up for the Long Haul
HealthKey.com contributorWords most mortals never hear - "Eat more!" - often becomes the mantra of those who coach endurance sport athletes. JR Rosania not only trains world-class and Olympic athletes, he also has completed 18 Ironman competitions, not to mention numerous...Tags: Marathon, Athletes, Salt
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Bentonville Half-Marathon Attracts World-Class Athletes
ReporterThe Bentonville Half-Marathon has become a huge deal in the area. Over 1,500 runners will be running tomorrow morning rain or shine and that includes some world class athletes. "I've raced in about 22 different countries from Fiji to Borneo to...Tags: Marathon, Athletes
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Running barefoot is new movement
Tampa TribuneThere's nothing flashy about the hottest trend in today's technology-crazed, gadget-happy running culture. Quite the opposite. These days, runners are getting amped up about going au natural, from the ankle down, anyway. Hitting the pavement in bare...Tags: Marathon, Health, Shoes, Soccer, Medical Staff
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Ironman Lieto speaks in Davie
Ironman star visits Athletes preparing for the upcoming triathlon season can pick up some tips this week from one of the world's top Ironman competitors, Chris Lieto. When: Thursday; Lieto will sign autographs and pose for photos at 6 p.m. and give a...Tags: Lance Armstrong
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Participant sports schedule
Upcoming events To update schedule, please send event information to Craig Davis at cldavis@SunSentinel.com. March 12 Swimming: 14 & Under Junior Olympics, through March 14, Coral Springs Aquatic Center, csscswim.com; Running: 5K Soft-Sand Beach Run...Tags: Bodies of Water, BankAtlantic Center, Meyer Amphitheatre, Wachovia Corp., 2016 Olympic Games
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DIY massage: Many athletes swear by it, and there's a growing range of how-to products
The New York TimesAs a former cross-country runner for the University of Wisconsin, where a free massage was part of an athlete's weekly schedule, Briana Boehmer remembers the benefits of having qualified hands work her sore muscles. Now that she is 30 and starting a...Tags: Personal Service, New York Times, Health, Education, Muscle
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San Diego athlete trains for MS cure
FOX 5 San Diego ReporterJo Powell looks like everyone else among a group training for an upcoming triathlon. Working hard. Training hard. For her, it is hard. "I have a tough time lifting my leg," Powell said. "Sometimes it feels like my body is made out of concrete."...Tags: Multiple Sclerosis, Health, Diseases, FOX
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