Chapter 1: Ingredients of Running Success; Chapter 2: Running Physiology and Breathing Rate; Chapter 3: Aerobic Training and Running Profiles; Chapter 4: VDOT Values; Chapter 5: Run Training Intensities; Chapter 6: Altitude Training; Chapter 7: Season Training Plan; Chapter 8: Running for Fitness; Chapter 9: Training to Race; Chapter 10: 800-Meter Training; Chapter 11: 1,500-Meter to Two-Mile Training; Chapter 12: 5K to 10K Training; Chapter 13: Cross Country Training; Chapter 14: 15K to 30K Training; Chapter 15: Marathon Training.
Jack Daniels has been called the world's best coach by Runner's World magazine and has more than 50 years of experience coaching and mentoring some of world's top distance runners. He also won two Olympic medals and one world championship medal in the men's modern pentathlon.
"When most people see the name Jack Daniels, they picture a whiskey bottle. But runners will think about the renowned coach and exercise physiologist. At 81, Daniels has had a bigger influence on training-for-running than anyone. Indeed, he might be considered the Albert Einstein of the sport. His 1998 book, Daniels' Running Formula, unlocked the mystery of appropriate training paces for runners of all abilities. His philosophy was simple: Do the minimum amount of work for the maximum payoff." Runner’s World“In one way or another, today’s serious runners abide by training principles rooted in Jack Daniels’ research and philosophy and outlined in his famous book, Daniels’ Running Formula.” Running Times
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