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(FREE) 100 MILE ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Strength Training: Training for – and running – a 100 mile ultramarathon is going to put some serious stress on your muscles, joints, ligaments, and bones. You can make ALL of them stronger by incorporating a regular strength training routine. Again, what type and when you incorporate strength training is up to you. (FREE) BEGINNER 50K ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Ready to dip your toes into the ultramarathon world? A 50K – or 31 miles – is the perfect place to start. Those extra 4.8 miles beyond the traditional marathon distance are just long enough to feel like an amazing accomplishment (and it is!) but not so daunting that the distance feels impossible. RUNNING AFTER DONATING BLOOD: HOW GIVING BLOOD AFFECTS According to the American Red Cross, there are four types of blood donations.. Whole Blood Donation: whole blood (typically a pint per donation) is removed from the donor. This is the most common type of blood donation, and removes your red blood WHAT TO EAT THE WEEK BEFORE AN ULTRAMARATHON: RACE TAPER Coach Will says: Omega-3 fatty acids and protein are the way to go. “Keep omega-3 rich foods in your nutrition to help deal with the inflammation that will ensue from ultrarunning, and get them from sources such as hemp seeds, chia seeds, flax seeds, walnuts, and fattyfish.
(FREE) 50 MILE ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Aspiring 50 mile runners should begin their training with a solid running base, feeling comfortable running long runs over 20 miles, and should be regularly running 35-40 mile weeks while remaining injury free. You should also be prepared to run upwards of 50-70 miles per week across five days of workouts. It’s definitely a time commitment FUELING FOR AN ULTRAMARATHON: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO RACE DAY Of course, the junk food rumors aren’t entirely untruean aid station at an ultramarathon does look like a 10 year old’s dream come true. Candy, cakes, cookies, chips, Cheetos, and snack foods as far as the eye can see! But fueling on the “junk” alone without any rhyme or reason will not likely lead to race day success. 100 MILE PACKING LIST: WHAT TO BRING TO AN ULTRAMARATHON Whew, that’s a lot of “stuff”, am I right? Packing for an ultramarathon can be overwhelming at first. Especially if you are in the midst of the taper crazies (and if you are, be sure to next check out the post “ 7 Things to Do During a 100 Mile Ultramarathon Taper “) But the more experience you gain, the more you’ll know what items work for you, and which ones you can leave at home. RUNNING YOUR FIRST 50 MILER For more information on footcare, I highly recommend the book “Fixing Your Feet: Injury Prevention and Treatment for Athletes” by John Vonhof (affiliate link).. Drop Bags. The purpose of a drop bag is to allow runners access to items they need during a race, but do not want to (or simply may not be able to) haul around in their hydration pack for the entire race. HOME - RELENTLESS FORWARD COMMOTIONABOUTCONTACTRACE RECAPSRUNNING TIPSULTRAMARATHONCOACHING Welcome to Relentless Forward Commotion. Trail Running - Ultramarathon - Exercise Science - Adventure Racing - & more. For beginners to 100 milers and beyond. HI, I’M Heather Hart Professionally, I (FREE) 100K ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN In addition to beginning your training cycle with a solid running base, aspiring 100K ultra runners should feel comfortable running long runs over 20 miles, and should be regularly running 35-40 mile weeks while remaining injury free. With this training plan, you should be prepared to run upwards of 50-70 miles per week (depending on yourpace
(FREE) 100 MILE ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Strength Training: Training for – and running – a 100 mile ultramarathon is going to put some serious stress on your muscles, joints, ligaments, and bones. You can make ALL of them stronger by incorporating a regular strength training routine. Again, what type and when you incorporate strength training is up to you. (FREE) BEGINNER 50K ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Ready to dip your toes into the ultramarathon world? A 50K – or 31 miles – is the perfect place to start. Those extra 4.8 miles beyond the traditional marathon distance are just long enough to feel like an amazing accomplishment (and it is!) but not so daunting that the distance feels impossible. RUNNING AFTER DONATING BLOOD: HOW GIVING BLOOD AFFECTS According to the American Red Cross, there are four types of blood donations.. Whole Blood Donation: whole blood (typically a pint per donation) is removed from the donor. This is the most common type of blood donation, and removes your red blood WHAT TO EAT THE WEEK BEFORE AN ULTRAMARATHON: RACE TAPER Coach Will says: Omega-3 fatty acids and protein are the way to go. “Keep omega-3 rich foods in your nutrition to help deal with the inflammation that will ensue from ultrarunning, and get them from sources such as hemp seeds, chia seeds, flax seeds, walnuts, and fattyfish.
(FREE) 50 MILE ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Aspiring 50 mile runners should begin their training with a solid running base, feeling comfortable running long runs over 20 miles, and should be regularly running 35-40 mile weeks while remaining injury free. You should also be prepared to run upwards of 50-70 miles per week across five days of workouts. It’s definitely a time commitment FUELING FOR AN ULTRAMARATHON: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO RACE DAY Of course, the junk food rumors aren’t entirely untruean aid station at an ultramarathon does look like a 10 year old’s dream come true. Candy, cakes, cookies, chips, Cheetos, and snack foods as far as the eye can see! But fueling on the “junk” alone without any rhyme or reason will not likely lead to race day success. 100 MILE PACKING LIST: WHAT TO BRING TO AN ULTRAMARATHON Whew, that’s a lot of “stuff”, am I right? Packing for an ultramarathon can be overwhelming at first. Especially if you are in the midst of the taper crazies (and if you are, be sure to next check out the post “ 7 Things to Do During a 100 Mile Ultramarathon Taper “) But the more experience you gain, the more you’ll know what items work for you, and which ones you can leave at home. RUNNING YOUR FIRST 50 MILER For more information on footcare, I highly recommend the book “Fixing Your Feet: Injury Prevention and Treatment for Athletes” by John Vonhof (affiliate link).. Drop Bags. The purpose of a drop bag is to allow runners access to items they need during a race, but do not want to (or simply may not be able to) haul around in their hydration pack for the entire race. ULTRA TRAINING 101: ULTRAMARATHON WALKING Before you pick your jaw up off of the floor at the thought of maintaining a 7:38 mile for nearly thirteen hours, let the current overall world record for running 100 miles, set by Zach Bitter, sink in: 11:47:21. Yes, eleven hours, forty seven minutes, and twenty one seconds. 7:04/mile average for ONE HUNDRED MILES. RUN FAR/LIFT HEAVY: HOW TO BALANCE ULTRAMARATHON Further, the taxing nature of both forms of training may actually inhibit one another. Both long distance running and strength training will cause microscopic tears in muscle tissue, will deplete muscle glycogen levels (essentially: stored energy), and may cause delayed onset muscle soreness. So, f or example: if you ran a 20 mile trainingrun
RUN/WALK STRATEGIES FOR ULTRAMARATHON: WHY THEY WORK & HOW The run/walk method is often credited to Olympic Marathoner Jeff Galloway, who created the “Galloway Method” back in 1976. The Galloway Method, which includes – you guessed it – regular intervals of running and walking – is often promoted as a way to help brand new runners safely transition to running longer distances. RUNNING BY HEART RATE, RPE, OR PACE: WHICH TRAINING METHOD Scroll through any social media platform today and you’ll see running coaches making absolute statements about training methodology. “RPE is the ONLY way to go for ultramarathon” or “Zone 3 training equates to junk miles, you need to be in Z2 or Z4!” WHAT TO EXPECT DURING UMBILICAL HERNIA SURGERY RECOVERY Forewarning: there are semi graphic pictures in this post of my umbilical hernia surgery recovery and incision. Disclaimer: the following are suggestions based on my experience with umbilical hernia surgery recovery. Always follow the advice HOW LONG SHOULD I REST AFTER AN ULTRAMARATHON In the traditional road running world, some experts recommend taking one day of rest per every mile raced. In the ultra world, that could mean upwards of 100 days or morewhich is a long freaking time. Now obviously, recovery from a 100 miler IS going to take longer than recovering from a marathon, but how much longer is definitely going to HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY TACKLE THE 4X4X48 / 5X4X24 RUNNING The 4x4x48 challenge includes running four miles at the top of every four hours, for 48 hours. This will result in running 48 total miles over the course of 48 hours. The 4x4x48 was inspired by retired Navy Seal and ultrarunner David Goggins. In the past, Goggins has described how he uses this workout to train for ultramarathons. 10 PROS & CONS OF MASSAGE GUNS FOR RUNNERS Runners are always hunting for the best and most effective way to recover from hard workouts and races. And who can blame them? The ability to recover quickly means athletes can continue training hard, which in theory, means progression to becoming a faster, stronger runner. Naturally, when a new recovery technique or product hits the endurance community, it tends to go viral. THE PROS & CONS OF RUNNING WITH TREKKING POLES Trekking poles, especially when fitted correctly, can help runners maintain a better, more upright posture. Fatigue – whether from climbing, carrying a hydration pack, or simply covering long distances – often causes runners to hinge forward at the waist and lean forward. (So does a weak core and back, so don’t skimp on yourstrength
DITCH THE GEL: 7 REAL FOOD ENDURANCE FUEL ALTERNATIVES Baked/Boiled Potatoes. Potatoes are the candy of the ultra running world ! While perhaps not the easiest source of fuel to carry while running, potatoes pack a healthy fuel punch for endurance athletes. White potatoes are rich in fast release carbohydrates, and sweet potatoes contain 34 grams of energy enhancing carbohydrate per 4ounces.
HOME - RELENTLESS FORWARD COMMOTIONABOUTCONTACTRACE RECAPSRUNNING TIPSULTRAMARATHONCOACHING Welcome to Relentless Forward Commotion. Trail Running - Ultramarathon - Exercise Science - Adventure Racing - & more. For beginners to 100 milers and beyond. HI, I’M Heather Hart Professionally, I (FREE) 100K ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN In addition to beginning your training cycle with a solid running base, aspiring 100K ultra runners should feel comfortable running long runs over 20 miles, and should be regularly running 35-40 mile weeks while remaining injury free. With this training plan, you should be prepared to run upwards of 50-70 miles per week (depending on yourpace
(FREE) 100 MILE ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Strength Training: Training for – and running – a 100 mile ultramarathon is going to put some serious stress on your muscles, joints, ligaments, and bones. You can make ALL of them stronger by incorporating a regular strength training routine. Again, what type and when you incorporate strength training is up to you. (FREE) BEGINNER 50K ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Ready to dip your toes into the ultramarathon world? A 50K – or 31 miles – is the perfect place to start. Those extra 4.8 miles beyond the traditional marathon distance are just long enough to feel like an amazing accomplishment (and it is!) but not so daunting that the distance feels impossible. RUNNING AFTER DONATING BLOOD: HOW GIVING BLOOD AFFECTS According to the American Red Cross, there are four types of blood donations.. Whole Blood Donation: whole blood (typically a pint per donation) is removed from the donor. This is the most common type of blood donation, and removes your red blood WHAT TO EAT THE WEEK BEFORE AN ULTRAMARATHON: RACE TAPER Coach Will says: Omega-3 fatty acids and protein are the way to go. “Keep omega-3 rich foods in your nutrition to help deal with the inflammation that will ensue from ultrarunning, and get them from sources such as hemp seeds, chia seeds, flax seeds, walnuts, and fattyfish.
(FREE) 50 MILE ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Aspiring 50 mile runners should begin their training with a solid running base, feeling comfortable running long runs over 20 miles, and should be regularly running 35-40 mile weeks while remaining injury free. You should also be prepared to run upwards of 50-70 miles per week across five days of workouts. It’s definitely a time commitment FUELING FOR AN ULTRAMARATHON: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO RACE DAY Of course, the junk food rumors aren’t entirely untruean aid station at an ultramarathon does look like a 10 year old’s dream come true. Candy, cakes, cookies, chips, Cheetos, and snack foods as far as the eye can see! But fueling on the “junk” alone without any rhyme or reason will not likely lead to race day success. 100 MILE PACKING LIST: WHAT TO BRING TO AN ULTRAMARATHON Whew, that’s a lot of “stuff”, am I right? Packing for an ultramarathon can be overwhelming at first. Especially if you are in the midst of the taper crazies (and if you are, be sure to next check out the post “ 7 Things to Do During a 100 Mile Ultramarathon Taper “) But the more experience you gain, the more you’ll know what items work for you, and which ones you can leave at home. RUNNING YOUR FIRST 50 MILER For more information on footcare, I highly recommend the book “Fixing Your Feet: Injury Prevention and Treatment for Athletes” by John Vonhof (affiliate link).. Drop Bags. The purpose of a drop bag is to allow runners access to items they need during a race, but do not want to (or simply may not be able to) haul around in their hydration pack for the entire race. HOME - RELENTLESS FORWARD COMMOTIONABOUTCONTACTRACE RECAPSRUNNING TIPSULTRAMARATHONCOACHING Welcome to Relentless Forward Commotion. Trail Running - Ultramarathon - Exercise Science - Adventure Racing - & more. For beginners to 100 milers and beyond. HI, I’M Heather Hart Professionally, I (FREE) 100K ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN In addition to beginning your training cycle with a solid running base, aspiring 100K ultra runners should feel comfortable running long runs over 20 miles, and should be regularly running 35-40 mile weeks while remaining injury free. With this training plan, you should be prepared to run upwards of 50-70 miles per week (depending on yourpace
(FREE) 100 MILE ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Strength Training: Training for – and running – a 100 mile ultramarathon is going to put some serious stress on your muscles, joints, ligaments, and bones. You can make ALL of them stronger by incorporating a regular strength training routine. Again, what type and when you incorporate strength training is up to you. (FREE) BEGINNER 50K ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Ready to dip your toes into the ultramarathon world? A 50K – or 31 miles – is the perfect place to start. Those extra 4.8 miles beyond the traditional marathon distance are just long enough to feel like an amazing accomplishment (and it is!) but not so daunting that the distance feels impossible. RUNNING AFTER DONATING BLOOD: HOW GIVING BLOOD AFFECTS According to the American Red Cross, there are four types of blood donations.. Whole Blood Donation: whole blood (typically a pint per donation) is removed from the donor. This is the most common type of blood donation, and removes your red blood WHAT TO EAT THE WEEK BEFORE AN ULTRAMARATHON: RACE TAPER Coach Will says: Omega-3 fatty acids and protein are the way to go. “Keep omega-3 rich foods in your nutrition to help deal with the inflammation that will ensue from ultrarunning, and get them from sources such as hemp seeds, chia seeds, flax seeds, walnuts, and fattyfish.
(FREE) 50 MILE ULTRAMARATHON TRAINING PLAN & GUIDE Aspiring 50 mile runners should begin their training with a solid running base, feeling comfortable running long runs over 20 miles, and should be regularly running 35-40 mile weeks while remaining injury free. You should also be prepared to run upwards of 50-70 miles per week across five days of workouts. It’s definitely a time commitment FUELING FOR AN ULTRAMARATHON: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO RACE DAY Of course, the junk food rumors aren’t entirely untruean aid station at an ultramarathon does look like a 10 year old’s dream come true. Candy, cakes, cookies, chips, Cheetos, and snack foods as far as the eye can see! But fueling on the “junk” alone without any rhyme or reason will not likely lead to race day success. 100 MILE PACKING LIST: WHAT TO BRING TO AN ULTRAMARATHON Whew, that’s a lot of “stuff”, am I right? Packing for an ultramarathon can be overwhelming at first. Especially if you are in the midst of the taper crazies (and if you are, be sure to next check out the post “ 7 Things to Do During a 100 Mile Ultramarathon Taper “) But the more experience you gain, the more you’ll know what items work for you, and which ones you can leave at home. RUNNING YOUR FIRST 50 MILER For more information on footcare, I highly recommend the book “Fixing Your Feet: Injury Prevention and Treatment for Athletes” by John Vonhof (affiliate link).. Drop Bags. The purpose of a drop bag is to allow runners access to items they need during a race, but do not want to (or simply may not be able to) haul around in their hydration pack for the entire race. ULTRA TRAINING 101: ULTRAMARATHON WALKING Before you pick your jaw up off of the floor at the thought of maintaining a 7:38 mile for nearly thirteen hours, let the current overall world record for running 100 miles, set by Zach Bitter, sink in: 11:47:21. Yes, eleven hours, forty seven minutes, and twenty one seconds. 7:04/mile average for ONE HUNDRED MILES. RUN FAR/LIFT HEAVY: HOW TO BALANCE ULTRAMARATHON Further, the taxing nature of both forms of training may actually inhibit one another. Both long distance running and strength training will cause microscopic tears in muscle tissue, will deplete muscle glycogen levels (essentially: stored energy), and may cause delayed onset muscle soreness. So, f or example: if you ran a 20 mile trainingrun
RUN/WALK STRATEGIES FOR ULTRAMARATHON: WHY THEY WORK & HOW The run/walk method is often credited to Olympic Marathoner Jeff Galloway, who created the “Galloway Method” back in 1976. The Galloway Method, which includes – you guessed it – regular intervals of running and walking – is often promoted as a way to help brand new runners safely transition to running longer distances. RUNNING BY HEART RATE, RPE, OR PACE: WHICH TRAINING METHOD Scroll through any social media platform today and you’ll see running coaches making absolute statements about training methodology. “RPE is the ONLY way to go for ultramarathon” or “Zone 3 training equates to junk miles, you need to be in Z2 or Z4!” WHAT TO EXPECT DURING UMBILICAL HERNIA SURGERY RECOVERY Forewarning: there are semi graphic pictures in this post of my umbilical hernia surgery recovery and incision. Disclaimer: the following are suggestions based on my experience with umbilical hernia surgery recovery. Always follow the advice HOW LONG SHOULD I REST AFTER AN ULTRAMARATHON In the traditional road running world, some experts recommend taking one day of rest per every mile raced. In the ultra world, that could mean upwards of 100 days or morewhich is a long freaking time. Now obviously, recovery from a 100 miler IS going to take longer than recovering from a marathon, but how much longer is definitely going to HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY TACKLE THE 4X4X48 / 5X4X24 RUNNING The 4x4x48 challenge includes running four miles at the top of every four hours, for 48 hours. This will result in running 48 total miles over the course of 48 hours. The 4x4x48 was inspired by retired Navy Seal and ultrarunner David Goggins. In the past, Goggins has described how he uses this workout to train for ultramarathons. 10 PROS & CONS OF MASSAGE GUNS FOR RUNNERS Runners are always hunting for the best and most effective way to recover from hard workouts and races. And who can blame them? The ability to recover quickly means athletes can continue training hard, which in theory, means progression to becoming a faster, stronger runner. Naturally, when a new recovery technique or product hits the endurance community, it tends to go viral. THE PROS & CONS OF RUNNING WITH TREKKING POLES Trekking poles, especially when fitted correctly, can help runners maintain a better, more upright posture. Fatigue – whether from climbing, carrying a hydration pack, or simply covering long distances – often causes runners to hinge forward at the waist and lean forward. (So does a weak core and back, so don’t skimp on yourstrength
DITCH THE GEL: 7 REAL FOOD ENDURANCE FUEL ALTERNATIVES Baked/Boiled Potatoes. Potatoes are the candy of the ultra running world ! While perhaps not the easiest source of fuel to carry while running, potatoes pack a healthy fuel punch for endurance athletes. White potatoes are rich in fast release carbohydrates, and sweet potatoes contain 34 grams of energy enhancing carbohydrate per 4ounces.
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