Running Times Magazine: Sub-4:00: A New Series by Elite Miler Blake Boldon
Run S.M.A.R.T. coach Blake Boldon wrote his first installment for the new series on Running Times titled, Sub 4:00. Check it out on Running Times' website.
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<< previous | next >> Friday, March 27, 2009Running Times Magazine: Sub-4:00: A New Series by Elite Miler Blake BoldonRun S.M.A.R.T. coach Blake Boldon wrote his first installment for the new series on Running Times titled, Sub 4:00. Check it out on Running Times' website. Thursday, March 26, 2009Manning Crushes 5 Mile PRAround a year ago Phil Manning lined up for the St. Malachi 5 Miler with only a vague idea of what he was capable of. It was after all only his third footrace (Phil is a former cyclist). He finished a very respectable 36:43. When Phil lined up for the same race again on March 14th he had a much better idea of what he could run and planned for a PR. Phil not only set a new PR, but shattered his time from last year by running 34:15. This was 30 seconds per mile faster than last years race! This is a testament of .... more Thursday, March 26, 2009Gardner Betters 5k PR... AgainThis past weekend Alex dropped her 5k PR another 21 seconds! Her time of 22:17 was good enough to win her age group by over 2 minutes. In her quest to break 22 minutes Alex has bettered her 5k time by over a minute since last year. For details on the race and Alex's training, check out her blog at http://www.run350.blogspot.com/. Vince Sherry Run S.M.A.R.T Project Coach Tuesday, March 24, 2009Grit !The following is an article I have shared with my Run S.M.A.R.T. Project runners in the past and I'd like to share with you all:
I think it provides some very interesting insight into the question that we all face: "how good a runner can I be?"The article is by a U Penn psychologist exploring the characteristics of what makes some people more successful than others with the same talent. Her answer is simply perseverance, or what she calls "grit". She .... more Thursday, March 19, 2009Goals and How to Get ThereListening to the interview that Coach Daniels gave Flotrack made me think about how goal setting relates to every athlete. He primarily discussed high school athletes but goals serve as the compass for every athlete from recreational joggers to world record holding elites. So much has already been said about this topic that many runners and coaches forget the basics in goal setting. A few years ago Pete Pfitzinger wrote a great article for Running Times on the subject and it's worth rereading. Here is a link to the .... more Thursday, March 12, 2009Interview with Run S.M.A.R.T. Coach Blake BoldonBlake Boldon is currently training in Colorado Springs, CO and racing professionally across the country. Recently, he joined The Run S.M.A.R.T. Project Coaching Staff bringing a broad range of coaching and personal experience to the table. We got a chance the other day to ask him a few questions and gain some insight as to how he juggles both roles.
Run SMART: Two weeks ago you finished 6th in the 3k at the U.S. Indoor Championships up in Boston, MA. What was your approach mentally going in and were you satisfied with .... more Sunday, March 8, 2009Coach Jack Daniels On The Importance of Setting GoalsFlotrack.org has been doing a series of interviews with Jack called Thirsty Thursdays. Each interview covers a different facet of training and racing so I encourage everyone to check the videos out at Flotrack. Here's the latest, which covers the importance of having purpose in your training and the idea that all runners should have an individualized approach.
Saturday, March 7, 2009New Run S.M.A.R.T. Photos on FacebookJust added a two new photo albums: Run S.M.A.R.T. Clients and Run S.M.A.R.T. Advisory Board. We'll slowly be adding photos to these albums over the next few weeks, so if you have a nice shot send me one and I'll add it. You can check out our facebook page here. Later, brian brian@runsmartproject.com Wednesday, March 4, 2009Mike and Vince Race Ragnar Del Sol RelayOn Friday evening I found myself questioning my sanity. I was driving a 12 passenger van through the desert of northern AZ. Sitting to my right and behind me were 5 other guys, I'm assuming, in the same state of mind. We were in the second of two vans from our team, partaking in the Ragnar Del Sol Relay. The event started as early as 10AM that morning, and consisted of 200 teams of 12 runners each (assuming you could field a full team and weren't an "ultra" team of 6). Since we were on paper as one of the faster .... more Monday, March 2, 2009Run S.M.A.R.T. On TwitterRunning coaches are social media geeks too. Follow Run S.M.A.R.T. updates on Twitter: http://twitter.com/runsmartproject
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