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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Minimalist Shoes Making it Through 100-Mile Races

How Heat Affects Running Performance

There is little doubt that exercise performance is impaired in hot environments. While the effect of heat on performance varies with the sport (for example, less effect on cycling than running), there is a great deal of empirical data showing a link between ambient temperature and performance. Various authors have suggested performance impairments of between 1.6 and 3% in marathon times for every 10 degrees above 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Below is an interesting table from a paper by Scot Montain and colleagues at the US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine illustrates the relationship between elite marathoner finishing times and course temperature in the New York City Marathon. The Rest is here
Robb Wolf's Paleo-Solutions Podcast
This week's episode is #92, Robb has guests Mat LaLonde and Mark Sisson. It was recorded off to the side of the Ancestral Health Conference. Topics such as diary, de-evolution, sustainability of grass fed meat products (point: in the mid 1800s there were more Bison than there are diary/beef cows today, Bison clip grass to eat, cows pull grass). I am a big fan of this podcast, Robb recently has added more and more exercise tips, not just diet advice.
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