Running & Track

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AskMen.com Anthony Yeung	Running For Fat Loss This is the first entry in a two-part debate: is running useless for fat loss? Stay tuned for the rebuttal.
AskMen.com James Fell	Things Only Marathoners Understand Marathoners gain wisdom over the course of preparing for and running the 26.2-mile distance.
AskMen.com James Fell	Disgusting Things Runners Do These are five disgusting things runners do.
AskMen.com Anthony Yeung	Runner's Knee Wait... Could running actually be good for your knees?
AskMen.com Ben Kriz	TomTom Runner Cardio TomTom's Runner Cardio Watch provides strapless heart rate monitoring and GPS.
AskMen.com April 21, 2014	This Is How You Qualify For The Boston Marathon. Spoiler: It Isn't Pretty I'd trained for all I was worth and was injury and illness free. Even the weather was cooperating. It would come down to me.
AskMen.com April 14, 2014 James Fell	Training To Qualify For The Boston Marathon Is Harder Than You Think. Here's How. When it comes to fitness, I'm kind of a fan of winging it, choosing harmonious passion rather than being obsessive; but for the Boston quest, it was time to get a little obsessive.
AskMen.com April 7, 2014 James Fell	Breaking Down The Myth Of The Scrawny Marathoner Yes, lots of aerobic exercise is going to inhibit muscular growth. Inhibit, not stop. If your goal is to get as massively muscular as humanly possible, marathons are not for you.
AskMen.com March 31, 2014 James Fell	How To Run Like A Champion (Even If You Suck At Running) A lot of people have trouble running, especially after half an hour; that's when technique becomes really important. Poor technique can lead to injury.
AskMen.com March 27, 2014 Anthony Yeung	Imagine Running An Ultramarathon. In A Desert. Four Times. What Would You Learn? Many were ordinary people -- with families and bills to pay -- like you and me. They weren't ironmen of the flesh, but they became ironmen of the spirit.
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