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Written by keithvb   
Friday, 10 February 2012 08:47

 

MARCH 11th 2012 - UC Davis Sprint Triathlon

The UCD Triathlon Team (http://davissprinttriathlon.com/) is proud to present the 2012 Davis Sprint Triathlon. We love our little college town of heated pools, flat farmland roads and lush green arboretum miles and miles away from the nearest lake or hill. It’s the perfect venue for a speedy triathlon to kick start the spring season! Come join us, whether you’ve just mastered the doggy paddle or the flying squirrel, we welcome every level of participation.

Mad Cows get a $20 discount! Sign up as "student" and prove that you are a Mad Cow at packet pickup by having your name on the official Mad Cow roster. Otherwise you'll have to pay full price.

How do you get your name on the roster? Renew your membership at http://madcowsracing.org/join-the-herd.html

See you there...

Last Updated on Friday, 10 February 2012 11:46
 

 
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Written by More magazine   
Tuesday, 08 November 2011 09:17

The Take-It-Easy Workout
Attention, overachievers: The key to getting fit is working out smarter, not harder. Here's how to speed up by slowing down. Really. We mean it.

By Holly St. Lifer (Originally published in the October 2011 issue of More. Sent to us by Nicole Blees.)

It seems like the ideal workout: You go on a run and gradually increase your speed until you hit your sweet spot-a challenging pace that makes you pant but not gasp for air. Once there, you work hard to maintain your stride until, 30 minutes later, you lope back into your driveway, exhausted but invigorated. The next day, you do it again.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 November 2011 10:11
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