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Hal Koerner's Field Guide to Ultrarunning: Training for an Ultramarathon, from 50K to 100 Miles and Beyond
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Not every “hard” workout has to be a killer session. You can sneak in more quality without going to the well by stopping at a track, on a hill, or an obstacle-free stretch of road toward the end of a run and doing a few up-tempo repeats between 200 and 800 meters.
runnersworld.com • These Mini Tips Will Help You Stay Active for the Long Run

SHORT INTERVAL RUNS A short interval run features repeated efforts of sixty to ninety seconds in Zone 5 separated by jogging recoveries in Zone 1. Short intervals enhance aerobic capacity, high-intensity fatigue resistance, and running economy.
Matt Fitzgerald • 80/20 Running
When it comes to performance, ultrarunners depend on reliable running shoes that can sustain hundreds of miles while providing a comfortable ride.
Ultrarunning Magazine • The Importance of Recovery Footwear

runners run too hard. We log the majority of our miles at moderate- and high-intensity speeds, barely deigning to hit the low-intensity paces that are so essential to building an aerobic base. Yes, running slow takes longer. Yes, you may not feel quite as accomplished postrun. But go too hard too often and instead of seeing performance benefits, yo
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Eat and Run: My Unlikely Journey to Ultramarathon Greatness
Scott Jurek, Steve Friedman • 4 highlights
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