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Lore of running
Book • 1991
Lore of Running is a detailed resource for runners, providing insights into the physiology of running, training methods, injury prevention, and nutrition strategies.
The book includes interviews with world-class runners and offers training programs for distances from 10K to ultramarathons.
It is considered a definitive guide for serious runners.
The book includes interviews with world-class runners and offers training programs for distances from 10K to ultramarathons.
It is considered a definitive guide for serious runners.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
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Rangan Chatterjee in relation to his central governor theory of fatigue, which suggests that fatigue is regulated by the brain.


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What Your Sleep Is Trying To Tell You: How To Fix Your Sleep Problems, Reset Your Brain & The Difference Between Fatigue and Tiredness with Guy Leschziner #528
Mentioned by Phil Maffetone regarding Tim Noakes 's approach to recommending fewer carbohydrates to athletes.

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Desolving the Fat Mystery – Are Carbs History? - With Dr Phil Maffetone, Prof Tim Noakes & Prof Paul Laursen
Mentionné par Jérôme Corral comme une référence intéressante sur la course à pied et la physiologie de l'effort.

#53 Jérôme Koral : La science au service du terrain
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Mark Sisson as the author of "The Lore of Running", a book that initially advocated for carbohydrate management but later shifted to a low-carb perspective.


Do You Have To Eat A Ketogenic Diet All Of The Time To Get Its Benefits? with Mark Sisson
Mentioned by Shayamal Vallabhjee as a phenomenal book containing a lot of research in the running ecosystem.

The South African Performance Expert Who Blends Biohacking, Biomechanics, Body, Mind, Relationships, Environment & Beyond To Optimize Human Performance.
Mentioned by Trevor when discussing the central governor theory of fatigue.

How to Run the Perfect Race: Interview with Matt Fitzgerald