Evidence based writing on endurance, cardiac health, and the discipline of sport, from clinical practice to the road.
Want to reduce HbA1c? Sugar comes in from food every day. Your muscles are the way out, and one workout keeps them pulling sugar…
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Why do endurance runners have a slow resting heart rate? The vagus brake. Learn how building endurance makes it stronger and calms panic.
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Blocked leg arteries are the same kind of block as a heart attack, in the legs. Learn the signs and causes, and why building…
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Your centre of gravity moves in a wave when you walk and run. Walking swings like a pendulum, running bounces like a spring, and…
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Running and blood sugar: your muscles take up about 80% of the sugar cleared under insulin, and running opens their doors, even in diabetes.
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A family history of heart disease doubles your risk. Running changes how your genes are read, through epigenetics. The fittest cut their risk by…
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Yes, in the ways that count. Building endurance keeps your lungs supple, slows their loss with age, and cuts stroke risk.
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In nearly half a million adults, long term inflammation went with hearts that had already thickened, and nobody felt it. What building endurance does…
Read article →Tender coconut on the route, sugarcane juice after the finish, 6% glucose in water. How the Cardiac Rehab Run 2026 served nothing processed at…
Read article →60 grams of glucose in one litre of water. Why we pour exactly 6% at every Telangana Runners run, and the science behind that…
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