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Multi-day Marathon Races

Posted on 1246 March 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

While marathons are the talk of the town and a major goal for most runners and fans of running, for some, they’re simply not enough. These running super-athletes crave more, and want to push themselves to new limits. As such, ultramarathons – marathons that are significantly longer and more strenuous than a normal 26+ mile marathon – have come into existence.
 
For the average person, simply completing a 26-mile run seems to be an almost impossible task. (…)

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3 Reasons Beretta Firearms are Still on Top the Industry

Posted on 2909 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

The Beretta firearm is one of the top brand names in the USA. Beretta has been a long time favorite with the Beretta shotguns, and Beretta pistols. During the past few years Beretta USA released a number of other Beretta firearms that have brought Beretta firearms to the next level. The Beretta storm series of carbines and tactical pistols has become an instant favorite within competitive shooting communities as well as law enforcement communities. (…)

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Having a Flutter on the Cheltenham Gold Cup

Posted on 2814 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

HISTORYThe first recognised Cheltenham Festival took place at Prestbury Park in 1902. The precursor to the Gold Cup, a four-mile steeplechase, for amateur riders was run in 1904. The inaugural Cheltenham Gold Cup was run in 1924, won by Red Splash. The winning prize money was £700.The last twenty-five runnings have seen eight 9-year-olds, seven 8-year-olds, five 10-year-olds and five 7-year-olds successful. (…)

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5 Reasons to Choose the 1911 Pistol

Posted on 2806 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

The 1911 pistol is one of the most popular handguns ever to hit the civilian market. During the turn of the 19th century the first 1911 firearm was developed for military testing, with the new stronger 45 ACP round, which was specified during initial testing of several competitors. To make a long story short, the 1911 pistol won the bid, firing over five thousand rounds without a single misfire, thus making it the most ideal military pistol at the time. (…)

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Steyr Firearms of the Future

Posted on 2709 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

Steyr firearms the cutting edge technology of the 17th century is still cutting edge today. With the coming of a new series in precision bolt action rifles and tactical rifles, Steyr Arms has managed to not only keep their reputation of high quality, but lead the path to innovations, with designs like the Steyr Aug. In the beginning Steyr Arms began with a small family owned firm, and later became one of the top firearms producers in Europe. (…)

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Get the Most Out of your Marathon Training Program

Posted on 1544 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

A good marathon training program is what will be the difference in you completing your first marathon successfully or not. It is important to try and get everything you can out of your marathon training program so that you are fully prepared for your first marathon.
 
You want to be mentally prepared for your marathon training program. You should look at it as an exciting time of your day where you will be working hard to achieve your goal. (…)

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How to Create your Own Half Marathon Training Schedule

Posted on 1459 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

Completing a half marathon is a great way to build fitness and have fun at the same time. It also is a good stepping stone to completing a full marathon. But you need to have a correct half marathon training schedule in place. The type of training is different to that of a full marathon which is why you really need to develop a sound half marathon training program that is going to provide you with the right training so that you will be prepared when it comes to race day. (…)

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How to Find the Best Marathon Training Schedules to Complete your First Marathon

Posted on 1310 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

 
 
When you first decide to complete a marathon you need to find what marathon training schedules work best for you. You need to find something that is going to fit your needs and is going to be easy for you to implement. There are a lot of marathon training schedules out there so it is important you find something that is going to help you complete your first marathon. (…)

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Marathon Training Tips for your First Marathon

Posted on 1209 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

So you are going to run your first marathon and you would like some marathon training tips to help you out a bit. There are many things you need to do in preparation for a marathon and many things that you can do that will set you back in your marathon training. So it is important that you get the right knowledge before you start your marathon training so that you get off on the right foot. (…)

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Setting Up a Half Marathon Training Program

Posted on 1128 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

A half marathon training program is something that you want to setup when you have made the decision to run a half marathon. It is a great way to get fit and it is good preparation for a full marathon. Having a half marathon training program is very important, some people don’t take the half marathon seriously and don’t train specifically for it because they don’t believe it holds the same prestige as a full marathon. (…)

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The Benefits of Marathon Training for Beginners

Posted on 1040 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

Many people decide they want to run a marathon. It is a type of achievement that people look back on fondly. Running a marathon is often a new year’s resolution for many people or when they sit down and write out what they want to achieve in their life often running a marathon is on their list. So these people need to know how to run a marathon even when they have no idea about what is involved. (…)

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The Complete Half Marathon Training Guide for Beginners

Posted on 827 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

Ok so lets start from the top. Why do you need a half marathon training guide in the first place? Obviously you have decided to run a half marathon but is that all you are going to do? Is that your biggest goal or just a smaller goal leading up to a bigger goal? Either way you still need to be in the right shape physically to complete the 13.1 miles that a half marathon contains. So you need to have a correct half marathon training guide in place if you are going to succeed. (…)

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The Importance of Having a Marathon Training Schedule

Posted on 726 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

If you have made the decision to run a marathon it is vitally important that you have a marathon training schedule you can stick to. Running a marathon requires strict planning and discipline and the best way to achieve this is to have a correct marathon training schedule set up.
 
So how do you prepare a marathon training schedule that will hold you in good stead throughout your marathon training? (…)

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Training for a Half Marathon

Posted on 731 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

Many people want to complete a marathon but some prefer to complete a half marathon first, some even want to do it as part of their marathon training. So what is the difference between training for a half marathon and a full marathon.
 
Well training for a half marathon obviously means you don’t have to run as far. So the distance is going to be shorter. Which means your training will consist of shorter distance runs but you still will need to put in the hard work. (…)

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Falling for Niagara: the International Marathon

Posted on 743 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

For most people, Niagara Falls is known as a thunderous wonder of the world where millions of gallons of water cascade into the deep pool which sits on the border of Canada and the USA. The waterfall is one of the biggest natural attractions in the world, drawing approximately 20 million visitors every year, but for athletes, Niagara is much more than 168,000 square meters of water pouring over the face of the falls every minute. (…)

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History of Track and Field

Posted on 658 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

The history of track and field traces back to the earliest of times. People have been walking, running or throwing things since the beginning of man. Competition as a natural means of manhood took root and individuals began to run against one another. The first race of record is noted to have taken place at the first Olympic Festival in Ancient Rome in 776 B.C. It was said to have been a stadium race or one length around the stadium. (…)

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Buying Can’t-lose Running Shoes

Posted on 517 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

If you’re looking to start jogging, the first step is to purchase new shoes. Where to start? Fortunately runners make the same mistakes again and again when they come in to buy running shoes; and you can learn from these mistakes!
 
Mistake #1: Buying for looks. Sure running shoes can look really cool. All the major brands release new designs and colors season after season. But if you concern yourself only with fashion, you’ll likely end up with pain and problems. (…)

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The News on Shoes

Posted on 422 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

You love running. It’s one of your favorite past times. If you’re stressed out from a long day at work, you go for a run to relax. If you’re tired, a run will give you energy. Sometimes you run to clear my head or enjoy being outdoors. Other times you are feeling competitive. Whether you run for fun, fitness, or competition, appropriate running shoes are essential. (…)

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Leveling With Flat Feet

Posted on 325 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

It’s no surprise so many running injuries are foot-related. They’re the first part of your body to absorb the shock of running.
 
Flat feet don’t necessarily preclude you from running. But they can cause you some trouble if you’re not careful. People with flat feet are more prone to injury than other runners. Understanding your feet and wearing proper running shoes can help you with your jogging.How can you tell if you have a genuinely flat foot? (…)

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Tokyo Bid for the 2016 Olympic Games

Posted on 216 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

Despite Chicago being considered the front-runner for the 2016 summer Olympics, the city of Tokyo in Japan is confident that they will secure the athletic spectacle. Their confidence and hopes are placed in making a bid for the ‘compact’ games; all the venues will be within a six mile radius. Athletes will be housed in the traditional village, composing of five high-rise buildings, and a 100,000 seat Stadium set on the Tokyo waterfront will be the highlight of the bid. (…)

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The Dpms Panther Just Got Loose, and Hunters are Cheering

Posted on 122 January 2008 by JaMi in Track and Field

In the beginning DPMS Arms was merely a dream of Randy Luth, owner and CEO of DPMS Arms. When Luth got his start as a small government contract consultant, he put himself in the heart of the industry. During this time Luth advised smaller machine shop to maximize their productivity. While unsatisfied with only consulting Luth began the AR-15 parts sales and eventually began DPMS Arms, and the firearm industry has never been the same since. (…)

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Croatian Pistols From Free Market to US Civilians (springfield Xd)

Posted on 3143 December 2007 by JaMi in Track and Field

The Springfield Armory XD pistols are one of the most popular pistols on the market, the only pistol that left handed shooters don’t feel left in the cold with. The solid reliable design of the XD pistol makes it a must have for tactical shooters and competitive shooters alike. The polymer design make the XD pistol not only strong, but very light, ideal for concealed carry and law enforcement. (…)

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Strum Ruger Firearms Rated 10 of 10

Posted on 3057 December 2007 by JaMi in Track and Field

In the beginning of Ruger Arms, it all started in the garage of William B. Ruger, while attempting to copy a captured Nambu pistol, acquired during Ruger’s time in the Pacific theater. During the development of the Ruger pistol, a few minor changes made these pistols the famous Ruger Mark handguns chambered in 22 long rifle. From the 1949 rented machine shop in Southport, Connecticut to 1969 when Ruger stocks became available to the public. (…)

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To Africa and Back by Articulated Bus - 20,000km Under the Sun

Posted on 2912 December 2007 by JaMi in Track and Field

The aim is simple, but the execution will be a great challenge: starting January 2008, a team of seven international adventurers, and two drivers, will pilot a mammoth, 16.5m long, specially configured bus on a journey from Budapest, Hungary, right across Western Europe and North Africa to Bamako, Mali and back. Known as the Bus Number 7 project, the team are preparing to cover well over 20,000km. (…)

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Running In Track And Field Events

Posted on 2914 December 2007 by JaMi in Track and Field

A runner must be in peak physical condition to participate in track and field events. Some running events that are held at various places throughout the United States will require a runner to run for many miles before achieving a victory for their efforts. Other track and field events might require a runner to run in short sprints that are prone to draining the body of energy, but at the end the runner will feel a level of exhilaration that they cannot get anywhere else. (…)

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