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The stair climber can be a serious running workout - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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A stair-climbing machine is an incredible cross-training tool. If you’re unfamiliar with it or a newer runner, steady stair-climbing sessions can be a great, simple way to build fitness and log a challenging workout without any pavement pounding. Once you are comfortable moving quickly on it, you can use a stair-climber for sustained efforts, intervals and progression workouts that closely mimic the demands of running uphill. Elisabeth Scott, a Virginia-based coach and author of the Running Expl
University of Guelph student to take on Marathon des Sables - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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University of Guelph student Isabella “Izzie” Sarbadhikari is preparing for an unusual graduation trip. In April, the fourth-year political science student will take on the Marathon des Sables (MDS) in Morocco with her father, Pro Sarbadhikari, covering roughly 250 km across the Sahara over six stages while raising money for War Child Canada. This will be Pro’s third attempt at the race. His first ended in a DNF, but he returned in 2025 and finished. “For me, there is something pretty special ab
Can your running data predict an injury before it happens? - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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Watches and apps can now track and analyze nearly every part of a runner’s training, from weekly mileage and pace to training load, recovery and quality of sleep. With all that data available, researchers wanted to see whether it could help predict when a runner was on a path toward an injury. For a recent study, published in PM&R, researchers from New York’s Hospital for Special Surgery and Weill Cornell Medical College, along with the University of Utah, followed 643 runners training for the 2
Elite trail runners race 23K on the Great Wall of China - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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The Golden Trail World Series (GTWS) featured one of the most unusual venues of the season on Sunday, with runners taking on a steep, technical 23.1K course on and around the Jinshanling section of the Great Wall of China. The Jinshanling Great Wall Trail Race, held in Chengde, included 1,667 metres of climbing and saw runners racing on stone stairs and tackling short, steep climbs and twisting mountain trails. According to the race website, the course uses one of the best-preserved sections of
Andrew Davies and Dayna Pidhoresky win Under Armour Eastside 10K as race draws record field - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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A record 3,700 runners took over Vancouver’s east side Sunday morning for the 13th annual Under Armour Eastside 10K, with Vancouver runners Andrew Davies and Dayna Pidhoresky taking the men’s and women’s titles. Davies, the 2024 champion, won the men’s race in 29:32. Ben Preisner, also of Vancouver, who shares the course record of 29:20, finished second in 30:12, with Calgary’s Moktar Said third in 30:41. The win gave Davies his second Eastside title in three years. He also finished third at the
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