Fdip375: Flu Like Symptoms

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Fdip375: Flu Like Symptoms

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Apr 3, 2022

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“Good food and good eating are about risk. Every once in a while an oyster, for instance, will make you sick to your stomach. Does this mean you should stop eating oysters? No way.”― Anthony Bourdain

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Apr 3, 2022

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Fdip25: Revolutions and Resolutions: Those New Year resolutions we make for ourselves should be balanced with a promise of altruism. Use the occasion of this new year to help change the world for the better, both for yourself and for others. by Phedippidations
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Fdip1: Dropping the Ball: Fdip1: Dropping the Ball by Phedippidations
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Fdip19: Rambling Diatribes: Diatribe – a noun meaning a bitter, abusive denunciation. From the Latin “diatribe‿ meaning learned discourse and the Greek “Diatribee‿ which itself is derived from the word “diatribeen‿ made up of the... by Phedippidations
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Fdip13: Observations: The human brain is a fascinating organ, and while few completely understand its true operation; some of its properties can be found in the way that it retains such high resolution memories from observations made during extreme physical exertion. by Phedippidations
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Fdip4: Dodging the Dodge: Fdip4: Dodging the Dodge by Phedippidations
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Fdip8: Why We Run: There must be a reason. There must be some compelling motivation to get any none runners out there to want to lace up their shoes and join the fun. This episode was recorded from the Upper Richardson Lake in northwestern Maine, during a... by Phedippidations
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Fdip33: The Marathon Mystique: There is a mystique to the marathon that by it’s very name leaves an impression to those around you, and inspires others to follow in your footsteps. In this episode seek to answer the question “Why do so many runners chose to run a... by Phedippidations
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Fdip6: The Importance of Rest: Fdip6: The Importance of Rest by Phedippidations
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Fdip3: Marathon Sports Five Miler: Fdip3: Marathon Sports Five Miler by Phedippidations
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Fdip7: 2005 Falmouth Road Race: Seven thousand, five hundred twenty seven runners ran the 2005 SBLI Falmouth Road Race on Sunday August 14th and I beat four thousand eight hundred and sixteen of them! by Phedippidations
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Fdip10: Life to the Fullest: Life is meant to be pounding, screaming with sweat and power: explosive and breathtaking with all the energy you can bring to a boil. You are most alive, as a runner, living life to its fullest: on the road, as fast and far as you possibly... by Phedippidations
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Fdip16: Run Long and Taper: Too short of a taper period will leave you tired on race day, too long of a taper will leave you unprepared physically. In this episode I cover the basics about “tapering‿ as documented from the experts, and I confess to my own... by Phedippidations
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Fdip11: Healing Thyself: There’s an interesting behavioral quirk that many runners nurse and foster over the years, myself included. We develop this need to seek acceptable answers to our medical questions which meet our demanding requirements, rather than submit... by Phedippidations
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Fdip14: The Official Runner: According to section 2.00 of the Major League Baseball rule book: A runner is an offensive player who is advancing toward, touching, or returning to any base.‿ In this episode we discuss the "Runner verses Jogger" debate. by Phedippidations
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Fdip43: Marathon Recovery: In this episode we talk about marathon and race recovery, we talk about what you should and shouldn’t do in the minutes, hours and weeks following your target race. by Phedippidations
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Fdip15: The 2005 Bay State Marathon: Listen as I run the first of two Fall 2005 Marathons, this time in Lowell, Massachusetts: home of the American Industrial Revolution. This is a very flat course where, despite hitting the eventual “wall‿ I attempt to set a new... by Phedippidations
43 min listen
Fdip23: Cold Weather Running.: It’s important to dress warm and in layers. The fabric available on the market today is on par with the most advanced space suits constructed by NASA. by Phedippidations
33 min listen
Fdip21: Eating on the Run.: I discuss eating for runners, and go through the basics that your Mom probably gave you as you were growing up. I mention some “fad‿ diets, and talk about an interesting study in the Britich Medical Journal that justifies a daily... by Phedippidations
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Fdip22: Gadgets and Gizmos.: Since it’s the season to be jolly and all that, I list four gadgets that a geekoid runner like myself would love to receive during the Holidays, or any time of the year that you’re in the mood to give. by Phedippidations
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Fdip30: Running High with Endorphins: What is the “Runners High‿, and is it real or imagined? In this episode we investigate the truth and fiction behind this “feel good‿ phenomenon. by Phedippidations
46 min listen
Fdip12: The Long Slow Run: Of the many ways that we can prepare our bodies and minds for the act of running a road race, it’s the long slow run that is most effective, both physiologically and psychologically. Your body needs to change: BOTH muscularly and... by Phedippidations
35 min listen
Fdip28: Running Rituals: However you approach your training runs or road races, you’ll find comfort in finding a ritual: a method of psyching yourself up to the task ahead of you. As you develop a familiar routine, you’ll feel more relaxed and at ease before... by Phedippidations
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Fdip31: Running Safety: In this episode we list safety tips for when you’re out running on the roads. We make the point that, compared to the mass of an automobile, runners are “small squishy things on legs‿ that need to take measures to ensure their... by Phedippidations
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Fdip17: The 2005 Cape Cod Marathon: One of the things that makes the Cape Cod Marathon such a pleasure to experience, is the way the local residents come out to cheer, volunteer and entertain the runners as we work the miles. In this episode, I run the 2005 Cape Cod Marathon in... by Phedippidations
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Fdip24: Despite the Scorn of Others.: Runners are both patient and understanding. We’ve found something to improve the quality of our lives and should make some effort to save the non-runners from themselves. We should not be afraid to be laughed at or ridiculed, if we... by Phedippidations
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Fdip38: A Tour of the Boston Marathon Course: The first 16 miles of the Boston Marathon are downhill, but it’s what happens coming out of Newton Lower Falls that separates the weak from the strong. by Phedippidations
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Fdip36: Boston's Run to Remember Half Marathon: In this episode I run the Boston’s Run to Remember Half Marathon, a race dedicated to the memory of 294 Massachusetts Law Enforcement officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. by Phedippidations
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Fdip375: Flu Like Symptoms

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