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CONDITIONGI NFORD ISTANCER UNNING AMERICCAONL LEOGFE SPORMTESD ICISNEER IES SKIC ONDITIONING MerlFeo sasn dJ ameGs. G arrick CONDITIONINFGO R DISTANCREU NNING: THES CIENTIFAISCP ECTS JacDka nieRlosb,e rFti ttasn,dG eorgSeh eehan THEP HYSIOLOGAYN D BIOMECHANICOSF CYCLING IrviFna riaan dP eteCra vanghau HEALTHA ND FITNESTSH ROUGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MichaPeoll loJcakc,Wk i lmoraen,dS amueFlo x CONDITIONING FOR DISTANCE RUNNING JACKD ANIELS UniversofiT teyx as-Austin ROBERTF ITTS MarqueUtntiev ersity GEORGES HEEHAN RedB ankN,e wJ ersey JOHN WIIEY & SONS NewY ork SantBaa rbaraC hichester BrTiosrboannteo Copyri©g h1t978b,y J ohnW ile&y S onsI,n c. 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D avid L.C osticlulr,r enPtrleys idoefnt th eA mericCaonl leogfeS ports Mediciwnaesa, s ketdoi nititahtiSese ries. v vi Foreword TheA mericCaonl leogfeS portMse dicinSee'rsi iessa ne xciting stefpo rwairndt hea reoaf c onsumeedru catiEoanc.hv olumiesc o­ authorbeyd a uthoriitnit ehse irre specatrievaews h,o w eres elected fort heiarb ilittoyc ommunicatthee iird eaasta verpyr actiacnadl fundamenlteavleW lh.i leea ch of thesiesa r aeuctohgnoirzssec di entist, eacvho lumree presaenna ttst emtpota ppltyh et eachianngdfis n dings ofs cientcoet heb ettuenrd erstanodfai nndgp articipianvt airoino us activiatnidse pso rtIsti. s t hei nteonftt hiSse riteosd eveloap m ore informecdo nsumearn dt os timulwaitdese preapda rticipianta i on varieotfay c tiviatnidse pso rts. JACKH .W ll.MORE ChairperPsuobnl,i caCtoimomnist tee AmericCaonl leogfSe p orMtesd icine PREFACE Ouro bjectiisvt eor evietwh es cientkinfiocw ledpgeer tinteon t humanp erformaanncdep, articultaord lsiyt,a ncreu nninIgti. s i m­ possiblgiev eta o t rainpirnegs criptthiafotin t asl dli tsancreu nners becautshees pecifiocfas p rogrdaemp endon e acrhu nnewre'ask nesses ands trengatnhdst h ee venfto rw hiceha chi st rainHionwge.v etrh,e knowledge prheesrewienll t efdo rmt hefo undatioonnsw hiceha ch runncearn d evelhoipos r h ero wni detarla inpirnogg ram. We begibny d sicusstihnepg hyslioogicsayls tetmhsa atr eo fm ajor importanicnde s itancreu nning-ntehuer omuscuclaarirdo,v ascular, andr espirastyosrtye amnsd t heiard aptattiooe nn durantcrea ining. 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JACDKA NISE L ROBERFTI TTS GEORGSEH EEHAN CONTENTS SECTION I.P HYISOLOCGAILA ND BIOCHEMICCAOLN SIDERA- TOINSl NEUROUMSCUALRS YSTE2M CARDIOVALASRCS UYSTE7M STRUCTULCR OANSIADTEIRON9S RESPIRATSOYRSYT E9M I.I METBAOLIMS 15 ANAEROBMIETCA BLOSIM 15 AEROBMIETCA BOLISM2 1 RELAITVEI MPORTANOCFEA EROBAINCD ANAEROBMIECTA BLOSIM2 6 III.E NVIRONMENCTOANLSI DERIAOTNS3 3 TEMPERATUR3E3 ALTITUD3E8 IV. NUTRITION4 5 CHRONDIICE TANREYE D4S6 ACUTDEI EATR YN EED5S 2 ix x Contents V. TRAINIANNGDR UNNITNEGC HNIQ5U7E TYPESO F TRAINING5 7 ENDURANCEA ND AEROBICP OWER TRAINING6 0 PACER UNNING 62 ANAEROBIC/SPETERDA INING6 4 HILLR UNNING 64 RUNNINGT ECHNIQUE6 5 VI. CLINIACSAPLE COTFSD ISTANRCUEN NIN6G9 MUSCULOSKELEATL SYSTEM 70 BLOODI NT HE URINE 88 GASTROINTESTINAL SYS8T9EM RESPIRATORSYY STEM 90 HEMATOLOGICASLY STEM 90 CARDIOVASCULASRY STEM 91 STALENESOSR OVERTRAINING9 1 VII.P ROFILEO FC HAMPIO9N3S BODYB UILD 94 AEROBICC APACITY9 5 SUBMAXIMALO XYGENC ONSUMPTION9 7 REACTIONT O ENVIRONMENTASLT RESS1 00 AGE AND EXPERIENCE1 01 INDE1X3 0

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Our objective is to review the scientific knowledge pertinent to human performance and, particularly, to distance running. It is impossible to give a training prescription that fits all distance runners because the specifics of a program depend on each runner's weaknesses and strengths and the event
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