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Gone Runnin'

Featuring the Official Guide to the 2008 Grand Rapids Marathon, the October issue celebrates all things fall, including marathons, cyclocross, and coverage of the end of the cycling season.

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What's in Your Backyard?

People often ask me where I find the inspiration for these monthly columns. I usually pretend that it's easy, that sports offer endless inspiration.

If only that were true.

Sports do inspire, but sometimes you have to dig a little.

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Marathon Minefields

With one week to go to the day you race your next marathon, it’s time to cut back on your training volume, rest a lot, and, for obvious reasons, not go out and get drunk. Those are the basics, which we all know. The following tips, however, will also help you avoid disaster and have a great run come race day.

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Get Your Off-Road Nutrition. . . Without Falling off the Bike

Off-road nutrition is much more of a logistical mystery than a simple road triathlon, where you can use a bento box, carry a bar of some type or use gel packets. Off-road, you can’t take your hands off the bars to reach for a package, tear it open, and eat it anytime. Try doing that on a volcano in Maui, or on the twisty, winding roots of a single track trail and you’ll soon be licking fresh wounds.

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The Diet Riot

Written by: Whitney Boland
Posted: Monday, 05 May 2008
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So you want to experiment, but don’t know where to start.Unfortunately, glycemic indexes are not all intuition. Often foods you thinkmight have a low GI end up being high. Here are some examples of what to eatand when.

Low and Slow—Eat within one hour of your workout:

• Apple             •Spaghetti

• Lentils            •Low-fat milk

• Yogurt with fruit

The Midline—Intake during exercise to keep a constant flowof energy. A sports drink might be a better choice for someone who might besensitive to solid foods during exercise. Other foods include:

• Carrots             •Figs

• Oatmeal            •Granola bar

• Juice

Sky High—Consume post-exercise to quickly replenish loststores of glycogen:

• Bagel            •Baked potato

• Waffles          •Rice cakes

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