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Strength For The Climbs and Mobility To Get Up and Do It Again Tomorrow (opens the original)
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How Josh Kerr Uses Strength Training To Assist In Breaking World Records (opens the original)
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Josh Kerr cemented his legacy today by shattering the 1-mile world record with a blistering time of 3:42.66. This broke the previous record of 3:43.13, which had been held for 27 years by Morocco’s Hicham El Guerrouj. Kerr’s approach stands in contrast to contemporary trends. Driven by the success of Jakob Ingebrigtsen and the popular “Norwegian method,” many endurance athletes currently favor high-volume mileage and frequent threshold sessions. Kerr, however, has always viewed middle-distance t
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