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onto Mindfulness & Mindful Running June 20, 2013 7:57 PM
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Coming up Jacaranda Dr. after passing Mile 23, you could hear them. Then as half-marathoners veered to the right down Pershing Dr. and the Marathoners did a ...
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Documentary on Kenyan running, with footage of marathon runners such as Patrick Makau (marathon world record holder) as well as David Rudisha (800m world rec...
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Some of the history behind Keynan running and the people who influenced it and were influenced by them.
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Neil Scholes of http://www.kinetic-revolution.com makes a number of technique based observations on this slow-motion video of Kenyan Olympic Runners. The foo...
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Nice sharing and analysis frm Neil Scholes
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Monique Koll refuses to stop crossing finish lines.
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1. When things get tough, just keep going. When most people encounter a rough patch, they quit. The truly successful people in the world keep going no matter what. Never let your setbacks win. 2....
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Running with the Mind of Meditation: Lessons for Training Body and Mind - Kindle edition by Sakyong Mipham. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets.
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Running vs. Walking for Breast Cancer Survivors
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A growing scientific consensus suggests that the benefits of exercise can begin to accumulate even before someone is born. Via Maggie Rouman
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The research is in about excercise and its impact on our brain. Just another piece of the puzzle about the impact of exercise and its importance throughout our lives.
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Ever tried? Ever failed? No Matter. Try again, fail again, fail better. --Samuel Beckett Willpower is an essential ingredient in achieving, overcoming, and becoming -- so why does it so often fail us?
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Some food for thought when it's hard or impossible to get out the door for a run...no matter how short the distance.
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When you Run, can you feel the difference between a Heel strike, a Midfoot strike and a Forefoot strike? This Running Concepts introduction will illustrate s...
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Nice introduction to the fact that running is falling and catching oneself gracefully each and every step. One can clumsily or gracefully. Go for the Grace. GAPO
Jessica Aguilar's curator insight,
November 30, 2013 9:03 AM
Are you are going to pick up running in the new year or train to race? Running is new for me this year and I am going to train to do a 1/2 marathon. Now for me to go from hobby to sport, I will need to know what I am doing in order to know where to improve. Best place to start is with the basics.
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The term "mindfulness-based stress reduction" might set off alarm bells because it might make old-timers think of the elixir salesmen of days gone by.
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The GuardianRunning blog: how was your weekend running?The GuardianI had a very hot track session on Saturday morning and an even hotter 13-mile run through Richmond park, London, on Sunday – I was actually melting 10 miles in.
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Went to a concert last night. Amazing! There was a Japanese drum line. The different kinds of drums come from different prefectures around Japan. It takes a ...
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Nothing to add. Just watch, listen, and enjoy. Practice running lightly over the surface of terra firma. When you run in sync with a partner or several, you carry each other mile after mile.
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[caption id=attachment_2268 align=alignleft width=225] Caring for the Future[/caption] My daughters from early childhood were raised with the saying: If you want to know the future, ...
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Leah Kalish and a growing group of teachers and educators have committed to bring a mindfulness approach along with movement to school children of all ages from early childhood development through K to 12. UCSD Center for MIndfulness holds it yearly conference in early February: Bridging the Hearts and Minds of Youth: MIndfulness in Clincal Practice, Education and Reserach where the growing number of educators, researchers, and clinicians come together to share what is working. Google "Mindfulness & Children" to see what is being done around the globe. So much good information and sharing is available.
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March 17, 2014 6:09 PM
Leah Kalish and a growing group of teachers and educators have committed to bring a mindfulness approach along with movement to school children of all ages from early childhood development through K to 12. UCSD Center for MIndfulness holds it yearly conference in early February: Bridging the Hearts and Minds of Youth: MIndfulness in Clincal Practice, Education and Reserach where the growing number of educators, researchers, and clinicians come together to share what is working. Google "Mindfulness & Children" to see what is being done around the globe. So much good information and sharing is available.
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Snippets taken of the running biomechanics (i.e. lower limb) & foot attire (i.e. footwear) of what many regard the best runners in the world - the Kenyans (a...
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Interesting video shared by FootKinetics from Canal+. Culture, Attitude, Commitment, Caring and Competition. Some insights that running is total: Body, Mind, and Spirit. ozzie MIndfulness.com
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Former offensive lineman Alan Faneca weighed over 300 pounds when he retired from the NFL in 2011. But now, just three years later, Faneca, 37, has dropped more than 100 pounds and ran his first ma...
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Knowing how you think on the run can improve your workouts -– and your mood. (Running is the ultimate meditation. Did you know?
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Running is simple.(RT @runnersworld: What you need to know about short shorts, porta-potty lines, and other unspoken rules of running: http://t.co/HP0tGaKvbq)...
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"You return to that early little child that you once were—running naked into the room of life." thx @RichardRohrOFM http://t.co/Ksqt0wMEtR
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You might have got away with a slap-dash approach to nutrition so far, but as the high mileage weeks loom in spring marathon training, what we eat really begins to matter.
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Some thought for food. ozzie Mindfulness.com
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Helpful for those going towards running their first few marathons.
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Some good advice gathered by Sabrina Grotewold for Active.com
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EVEN before the word multi-tasking became mainstream, life has been a series of multi-tasks. There are days when it goes on a leisurely pace… work, socialize, paint, play the guitar, read. There are...
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Mindful Running is meditation on the move. One way to play with present moment/only moment; or breath; or being present with each step. In Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, he talks about mechanics working on a car with the music playing. One cannot hear the subtle sounds that silence allows one to hear. So for me I listen to my breath, my footsteps, my movement of arms, legs, torso, watching for what self-talk invades my run. All those subtle cues that I would never hear or be aware of with ear buds blocking out me being present, awake, aware and running intentionally.
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January 8, 2021 7:37 PM
This article shares insight on what mindfulness is. The author discusses how in the fast pace world we live in, we often forget how to step back and take time to slow down and be mindful of everything around us. The author talks about the Buddhist believe that mindfulness is one of the seven factors to enlightenment, and she delves deeper into Buddhist beliefs on the topic.
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If the marathon were easy, the accomplishment wouldn't be as coveted. These 22 pieces of expert advice will help you get through training, racing and recovery with aplomb.
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A great collection of latest research and suggestions to help you in your marathon running and conditioning.
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Mind over matter – Phuket Lifestyle
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The mind reflects the body reflects the mind. I run or walk as part of my meditative practice. The rhythm of my steps, the breathing rhythms and patterns, allow me to be present and in the moment. I get to see where my body is. I find it easy to quiet my thinking after a run.
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Coming up Jacaranda Dr. after passing Mile 23, you could hear them. Then as half-marathoners veered to the right down Pershing Dr. and the Marathoners did a ...
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