Sentences with phrase «not training for a race»

I admittedly LOVE warm weather when I'm dressed appropriately (and am not training for a race) but I was so unprepared it was ridiculous.

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For some reason they don't realize it's training to live the life I want by enabling myself to choose deliberately what I want to do, not just to follow paths others lay out for me, which I call the rat race, or surrender to whatever shiny thing appears in my vision, which I call blowing in the breeFor some reason they don't realize it's training to live the life I want by enabling myself to choose deliberately what I want to do, not just to follow paths others lay out for me, which I call the rat race, or surrender to whatever shiny thing appears in my vision, which I call blowing in the breefor me, which I call the rat race, or surrender to whatever shiny thing appears in my vision, which I call blowing in the breeze.

Why, asks John Leo in U.S. News & World Report, is his own constituency so willing to bring him down with protests, disrupted basketball games, and boycotts, when Pres. Lawrence worked so hard to make Rutgers a campus that «bristles with the enforcement tools of diversity: a speech code, real courses replaced by «multicultural curricular change,» diversity awareness «training» in lectures and freshman orientation sessions, a tolerance for ethnic and racial segregation in dorms («a self - affirming environment,» as Lawrence puts it), and professors who learn not to raise unapproved ideas about race, gender, and the campus power system built around multiculturalism»?

I too love cleanses, but I find that when I'm training for races I can't afford to reduce my calories so drastically for an extended period.

It's pretty darn good with homemade alfredo sauce over it too... oops, however not so good with training for a race (sorry: --RRB-

I'm with him, because my tennis game improved greatly when I began training — albeit not very aggressively — for the 1979 Stowe, Vt. bike race, a 43 - mile hell - on - wheels event, passing through scenic Smugglers Notch and along the highways of north - central Vermont.

For someone who's relatively new to the sport, I think as long as they train smart, they have a good program, they don't overtrain leading up to the race and set themselves up for success, that's the key.&raqFor someone who's relatively new to the sport, I think as long as they train smart, they have a good program, they don't overtrain leading up to the race and set themselves up for success, that's the key.&raqfor success, that's the key.»

After losing so much and nearly all the games that matter, we have not been converted to «Seabiscuit», who after being made to lose for too long in training other thoroughbreds, hankers for competition and will not take a loss when allowed to compete (kindly note reference is to alleged true story of American racing horse «Seabiscuit»).

It's not out of the question that Vonn and Mancuso will race in Pyeongchang, and athletes of both genders use improved training and enhanced financial support to extend careers, but to presume that they will both be there and contend for medals requires a leap of faith.

Max Verstappen got close to Kimi Raikkonen but couldn't launch an attack, and for much of the second half of the race a whole train of cars in the lower midfield could barely even get within a second of each other, let alone get close enough to make a pass.

Not only did she win most of the training honors at Charles Town, but she also was ranked 10th nationally for races won, the first woman trainer ever to make the top 10.

«You can't specifically train for something like this, because the race is so long that if you did the miles for it, you'd destroy yourself,» says Dean Gardiner, a 30 - year - old Australian who has won numerous world paddle events and who came in second in the»94 Challenge.

Potty training will be an ongoing race to the bathroom if you are not prepared, especially if you have to leave the house for any significant amount of time.

Potty training will be an ongoing race to the bathroom if you are not prepared, especially if you have to leave the house for any significant amount of time.Parents who like to travel, camp, take road trips -LSB-...]

The races themselves weren't the tough part; the most challenging part was finding the time to train for these races while taking care of a baby, and while working our training in and around breastfeeding and attachment parenting.

Obstacle course racing presents you with a series of unique challenges and you therefore need to train for an event that is not just about running and jumping but involves all types of movements in different plains.

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In the case of «semi-professionals» runners who do not have the opportunity to work with a coach or for physical training purposes in schools, researchers hope to develop a software that could act as a personal e-coach by indicating which physiological parameters need improving and by implementing racing strategies based on instantaneous velocity.

However, when we examined the effect of race / ethnicity on R01 award probability for all applications and applicants that received F or T training, we found that training did not mitigate differences in award probability (Fig. 2B and table S10).

Not only can strength training make you faster and more powerful, it can also help you avoid running injuries when training for your next big race.

We gave it a try and while the saddle isn't all that comfortable, the company says many people — often those training for bike races or the Tour de France — switch out the saddle and pedals and use their own.

For those not running in an official race city, registration is free — and with it you get an online training program, plus a place to track your practice runs and make connections with other runners around the world.

My race is just a few weeks away, and while I feel like I am mostly ready for race day, I have to admit, my training hasn't been all rainbows and sunshine.

She told me, «The time to train for a race is before the race, not after you've run it.

I don't workout to sculpt my body for body sculpt competitions, I am just an everday teenage girl who keeps healthy and fit by training for long distance races and fun runs using the great outdoors of my paddocks and surrounding bush.

We were so well - trained and prepared, I wasn't even that sore, except for the awful chafing where the ankle band holding my official race - time chip had rubbed against my leg, and from the extra pack of Gu I'd impulsively stuffed in my sports bra before the run.

The team was a group of mid-20 and 30 - year old professionals — a mix of former athletes, road runners, and even those who preferred not to run and trained only two months of the year for that particular race.

«Working with Ben on my nutritional plan for training and racing triathlons has not only made a significant difference in my performance, but also noticeable changes in my day to day energy levels.

When Elisabeth isn't teaching group x classes, you can find her training for or participating in an Obstacle Course race or watching Tennessee Volunteers or Dallas Cowboys football... GO VOLS!

I do this by teaching you how to work smarter, not harder, both when it comes to using social media / blogging to grow your brand and also when it comes to training for that next race.

Speed Lift Slow and steady may win the race, but it doesn't prevail in the realm of weight training for muscle tone.

Capsules can be hard to carry during exercise, but if you're not wanting to take in calories for weight loss reasons or any of the reasons I describe in my «train low, race high» article, then they would be the way to go — vs. gels which could be more convenient to stuff in a pocket, but have calories.

Accelerating your recovery through proper nutrition is crucial after a hard workout; you already know that if you skip too many training runs you probably aren't going to meet your race goals, and the same applies to missing too many recovery windows for nutrition.

It's not the case that this is necessary for absolutely everyone, but rather that it is a way to be pretty sure that your aerobic system is powerful enough to tolerate some anaerobic training and racing.

Kudos to OTM for listening to the discussion and responding with a training that will benefit not only their own network but everyone who is interested in tackling the hard questions around race, privilege and oppression.

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previous history of cramping Since training volumes and paces for the final week before the race were more or less identical in the two groups, it means that in this group of athletes, failing to taper exercise volume before the race was not to blame, like some people also suspect.

Drinking fluids during training and racing will soon be reaching a boiling point of controversy and not for reasons you might suspect.

For a non professional though I don't reducing training amount would work (might improve health but not race results) as amateurs training time is often interrupted / limited and not consistent on a year by year basis as per a professional.

Drinking fluids during training and racing will soon be reaching a boiling point of controversy and not for reasons you might...

I understand that this type of cardio is not recommended long term but I have a bucket - list race that I am training for.

My (new) GP specialises in nutrition / IBS but my next appointment isn't for another 3 weeks, and the major event I'm training for is in 2 weeks (difficult timing to start low - FODMAPS, but hopefully well timed if I feel better for the race).

Surely when it comes to racing (and lets say after years of MAF training) one doesn't run at the MAF level (138 for me)?

I've always understood MAF heart rate to represent precisely this threshold — i.e., don't go above it else you'll be training your anaerobic engine rather than building up capacity for distance races such as marathons.

Training... I can't take off training for the next two weeks as I have a 120mile stage race in 2 months, also I'm starting to use the MAHR in my training and agree that the hardest part is being patient since to keep my MAHR I have had to significant drop Training... I can't take off training for the next two weeks as I have a 120mile stage race in 2 months, also I'm starting to use the MAHR in my training and agree that the hardest part is being patient since to keep my MAHR I have had to significant drop training for the next two weeks as I have a 120mile stage race in 2 months, also I'm starting to use the MAHR in my training and agree that the hardest part is being patient since to keep my MAHR I have had to significant drop training and agree that the hardest part is being patient since to keep my MAHR I have had to significant drop my pace!

I run anywhere from 15 - 30 miles per week depending on the time of year, don't usually train for anything longer than a half marathon to 15 - 16 mile race.

For example, if you're not aerobically fit and training / racing too anaerobically, then you'll need more carbohydrates because you're burning more sugar than fat for fuFor example, if you're not aerobically fit and training / racing too anaerobically, then you'll need more carbohydrates because you're burning more sugar than fat for fufor fuel.

Training for the race will not only enhance your performance, but minimise the risk of injury.

Well I would be having tea but I would say that I can't wait to start training for my next race in January.

And I signed up for another race so I just have to keep training, now don't I?