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Runner's World Training Diary
Runner's World Training Diary
Runner's World Training Diary
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Runner's World Training Diary

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Join 300,000 other runners in using the bestselling training diary from the world’s leading running magazine. Runner’s World provides the outline, with a useful format and generous space for charting an entire year’s running. You fill in the facts about each day’s run, such as your pace, the distance you ran, your pulse rate, and weather conditions. You’ll also find charts to record racing results, best times, and a year’s running at a glance, plus valuable running hints and more.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJan 1, 2008
ISBN9781620458846
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    Runner's World Training Diary - Runner's World

    Quick Diary

    A full year’s training mileage at a glance

    Year __________

    Record the day’s mileage and a running total for the week—for example: 1–6 mi./26

    Full-Year Training Graph

    START: (date) ___________

    Write your normal mileage or time ranges in the margins. Then graph your amounts of running each week START: (date) by connecting the dots which correspond to your weekly totals.

    NOTES

    WEEK OF

    GOALS FOR WEEK

    No one talks or writes so enthusiastically as when he is telling someone else what is bad for him. But convincing him of the errors of his ways is only half the job. The other half is outlining a corrective program.

    WEEK OF

    GOALS FOR WEEK

    The Big Lie on the physical side of running is, If it is going to help you, it has to hurt. The Lie is spread by people who confuse pain with purpose. The fact is, pain in running serves no purpose except to prevent you from inflicting more pain on yourself. It draws boundaries which you cross only at great risk.

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