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Train Smart

Your sneakers are fitted to you. Your heart rate training program should be fitted to you, too.





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Heart Smarts
Heart rate monitors are important training aids. Here's a guide to good affordable models with basic features, plus a guide to using your new HRM.
Get Pumped!
Get Fitter Faster
Pumping Iron for the Long Haul
Although it seems that resistance training would improve endurance performance, that's not always the case. Strength has to be converted into sport-specific movement and power. However, resistance training is important for reducing injuries and slowing the muscle mass losses associated with aging.
Know your Limits
Treating an Injury - What Caused It?
Commute Cure
Train Smart
Heart-to-Heart Talk
If you're new to training with a heart rate monitor, you can pick up the lingo here.
Endurance Goes First
Training for the Heat
Understand your Air Bags
The Recovery Rule
Predicting Performance Rule #2
Workout Heart Smarts
This article discusses the importance of heart rate monitors, different types of monitors and some tips for using them for successful training.
Bound to Improve
Need to increase your power as an athlete? Introduce plyometrics into your routine.
Shrink your Zone
Shape Up Your Legs and Glutes
Strength training provides many important benefits, both physical and psychological. This column describes how to start a strength-training program, beginning with the body's largest muscles, those of the lower body.
Physical Education
Before you plunk down your hard-earned cash to join the trendy new gym, it's important to understand why you want to join a gym.
Don't Overdo It!
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