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As a sportsperson who runs, you should be aware that the so-called 'anaerobic charcteristics' which have a strong impact on distance running performance - plyometric leap distance, 20m, 50m and 300m sprint times, footstrike time, stride rate, muscle contractility, neuromuscular characteristics, VMART, muscle buffering capacity and max running speed - are all very trainable, and you need to emphasise them in your training if you want to reach your peak level of performance. To improve those characteristics, you will need a training programme which emphasises high-intensity running and which includes a strengthening plan to cycle you through proprioceptive training, general, running-specific and explosive strength training.

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I am a 30 year old female training for my first marathon. I am a little overwhelmed with all of the products on the market geared towards endurance athletes. I think I eat a pretty balanced diet, but when it comes to the long runs, do you have any recommendations for fueling muscles to go the distance? I went to a store recently and bought a whole assortment of gu's, shot blocks, sports drinks etc. Are there certain products that are more nutritionally sound than others (I know there are). I liked the Hammer Nutrition HEED beverage, not too sweet, no artificial ingredients. I took one serving of that with me for a 12 mile run, and consumed 4-5 "Cliff" shot blocks, I felt pretty good, but was exhausted the rest of the day, and when i went to bed, was dizzy. I seem to be a bit dizzy today too. I am also trying to figure out what to eat before these long runs, as I am running at 7 am. Any expertise advice is much appreciated.