Running Shoes Then & Now

2019-02-22T20:44:40-05:00Running|

By Lee Hopkins Over the last 15 years we have watched technology and style develop in the running shoe industry. Go back to 2003 and the number one selling shoe was the more stable Asics 2090 (we now call it the 2000) and stability shoes reigned supreme. We were

Everything is Possible.

2019-02-22T19:53:43-05:00Editor's Note + Covers|

When we created Endurance Magazine in 2003, I was relatively new to the attitude of possibility that surrounded endurance sports. Sure, I challenged myself before then, but in ways that were still “comfortable”. It wasn’t until my friend Chael Banks suggested I sign up for my first Ironman at

Cryotherapy: Then and Now

2019-02-22T20:44:32-05:00Wellness|

By Brian Diaz Starting as early as the 1970s, physiologists have studied the effects of applying ice to the body after exercise for various benefits including, but not limited, to anti-inflammation, pain reduction, muscular strength gains, and anti-fatigue. Applying ice packs to body parts and, in some cases, fully

Foam Rollers

2019-02-22T20:44:26-05:00Gear, Wellness|

SPRI Soft Foam Roller Good for first-time foam rollers and those looking for a more relaxing and rejuvenating (and less painful) rolling experience. This is ideal for a gentle stretch and self-mobilization of joints and spine. More Info: SPRI.com SKLZ Barrel Roller A firm roller is ideal for athletes

Run a course unlike any other at the O2 Fitness 5K at the SAS Championship

2018-08-27T15:21:31-04:00Event Showcase, Events|

Take advantage of the opportunity to run a course unlike any other during the O2 Fitness 5K at the SAS Championship! A great route for beginners and competitive runners alike, this race gives participants the chance to wind through the Tournament Course at Prestonwood Country Club prior to the

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