Terror Can’t Break the Spirit of our Running Community
BY ELAINE KUPSER
I went for a run along the Charles River three days after the bombings at the Boston Marathon. So many runners were out so soon after Monday’s race, displaying their marathon blue and yellow.
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Mountain Biking in B.C.’s South Chilcotin Mountains
STORY AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICH WHEATER
In the world of mountain biking, it’s no secret that British Columbia is often dubbed the Promised Land. Radical, world-famous trails of outrageous difficulty are seemingly everywhere.
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Whole-body assessments map route to recovery
BY ED PAGET AND INKA WEISELL
All sports come with a risk of injury, but for a triathlete that risk is multiplied by three. For example, due to the high demand that swimming places on the shoulder, a swimmer might be at more risk for shoulder injuries than a runner.
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Climbing exercises to take your fitness over the top
BY SONNIE TROTTER
We are all born to climb. Running, jumping, swimming and climbing is as natural as it was meant to be.
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How one step at a time can Add up to epic long races
BY CLINT CHEREPA
It brings a tingle of anticipation to imagine completing an ultra-marathon. The good news: mere mortals do ultras. With a love of running and determination, an ultra is within your reach.
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