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JANUARY 2017
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Peter Liddiard, Gareth Charles, Tim Major,
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EDITOR’S
LETTER
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CAN YOU TRY HARDER?
e all think we’re giving 100% in races. But watching some elite athletes,
their faces contorted in late-race agony, I can’t help but ask myself:
how hard am I
really
trying?
In Matt Fitzgerald’s
How Bad Do You Want It?
– a brilliant book with
a toe-curlingly bad title – he writes about our ‘unreachable physical limit’. That’s not
to say we are all super-athletes of unlimited potential. Quite the opposite: we are all
wimps unwilling to break free from our mind-forged manacles. It is not the body that
slows us down, but the brain.
The bravest athletes – the Prefontaines, Radcliffes and Brownlees – get closer to
their physical limit than most. The rest of us? My guess is that we rarely realise more
than 80% of our physical potential.
Yet we can, with consistent training and iron-willed determination, walk a little
further along those hot coals. Perhaps not as far as Radcliffe or Brownlee, but further
than we’ve ever gone before.
It’s a theme that David Smyth explores further in the month’s ‘Suffer club’ article
on page 60, speaking with some of these athletes about how they’re able to push
themselves to their very limits.
So next time you find yourself in a race, telling yourself the same old
lie that you’re trying your hardest, be brave and ask yourself honestly:
can I give more? The answer is, inevitably, yes.
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ISSUE 72 JANUARY 2017
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PACEMAKER
How hard are you
really
trying?
Why the answer could be: not enough
60
Su er club
In the news
All the need-to-know facts and
figures from the world of running
Survivor’s guide
Our new monthly feature looks at
how to navigate the world of ultras
Way’s world
Marathon maestro Steve Way offers
some top tips for running in the cold
Big Marathon Challenge
Apply to be part of next year’s BMC
for the running journey of a lifetime
The vaults
Delve into the running archives
with our selection of iconic snaps
Superfood
Why the fat-filled avocado should
be on every runner’s menu
Recipes
Vibrant vegetarian dishes to power
your run and aid your recovery
Fat to fit
How running has helped
one
MR
reader cope with
a turbulent few years
Runner’s digest
Top nutritionist Renee McGregor
on how to banish the Xmas hangover
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16
19
20
22
24
26
28
Anatomy of a runner
Explore the training and technique
of 400m king Michael Johnson
Gentleman’s guide
Fight the festive fitness slump
by following our five golden rules
Cross-training
How stand-up paddleboarding
offers a run-boosting, full-body workout
Treatment room
Relax, take it easy: why efficient
running begins with the jaw
Buggy running masterclass
Expert guidance on how you, too,
can become a bona fide pushy parent
Workout
Improve balance and leg strength
with our lower-body circuit
TRAIN
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34
38
40
42
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Project Trail
It’s taper time for our ultraunners –
how are they feeling ahead of race day?
Trail mindset
Resident wild man Ceri Rees on
how to think like an off-road runner
Dealing with disappointment
GB ultrarunner Robbie Britton
explains how to get over a bad run
Running tech
A GPS watch, headphones,
a ‘lifestraw’ and an app all feature
Christmas wishlist
Running-related gift ideas – from
the small (cheap) to the mighty (pricey)
Budget shoes
Seven affordable running shoes
that won’t break the bank
Amsterdam Marathon
Andrew Simms tackles the
cobbled streets of Holland’s capital
Great South Run
David Castle reports from the
world’s premier 10-mile event
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TOP GEAR
FEATURES
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Ultimate Tech Guide
Thirty of the very best gadgets
and gizmos for stat-hungry runners
Are running clubs in decline?
A look at the health of UK clubs
and why all runners should join theirs
Shoes wisely
How work shoes affect your running
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