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For twelve years I have had the honor to be on the selection committee to vote for the USA Track & Field National Hall of Fame. Because of COVID 19 the 2020 USATF Hall of Fame inductions were postponed until 2021.
Read more: On the Run with Matt McGowan From January – mid March print RUNOHIO
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Competitive runners like to set personal bests, if not win races. Many factors impact how well you can run. Some factors are out of your control, such as heat, humidity, wind, altitude, water conditions, as well as the time of the event, amount of time between events, and perhaps jet lag.
Read more: The Athlete’s Kitchen - Nutrition for Competitive Runners By Nancy Clark MS RD CSSD
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As an educator for nearly forty years, I’ve always tried to be fair. That means being consistent in judgment and making sure all involved have the same opportunity to offer their thoughts. It often starts with sharing both sides of a particular issue or event – current or historic. Sharing thoughts on who might benefit under a given scenario, and who might be negatively impacted.
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1) BAREFOOT RUNNING
Kenyan runners don’t run barefoot, nor do they want to run barefoot, nor do they think running barefoot makes them faster runners.
Read more: Three Running Myths Busted by the Kenyans by Dr. Jason Kemp
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As you may recall from nursery songs, Mares eat oats and Does eat oats—and so do many runners. (The song is actually Mairzy Doats.) Questions arise about oatmeal:
Read more: The Athlete’s Kitchen - Oatmeal for Runners by Nancy Clark MS RD CSSD