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"Thanks for thinking"

J.R. Atwood wrote 2 weeks ago: I just returned home after a week of high-altitude livin’ in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Two great … more »

Tags: Brain Sciences, People & Society, Sports, Play & Games, Arthur Kramer, Decision Making, Eating Disorders, endurance, Endurance Athletes, Exercise

Shoe Review: Salomon XA Pro 3D1 comment

J.R. Atwood wrote 1 month ago: This post is republished — and was one of the most popular articles — from a now-defunct … more »

Tags: et cetera, Sports, Play & Games, Running, Running Shoes, Salomón, Salomon XA Pro 3D, Shoe Review, Trail Running, trail running shoes

Brain bucket

J.R. Atwood wrote 1 month ago: So. Much. Good. Stuff. *** “Can We Play?,” by Dr. David Elkind and published on the Shar … more »

Tags: Brain Sciences, People & Society, Sports, Play & Games, Beijing, Boris Johnson, brain, Brain health, cognitive functioning, Culture

The Long Run of Life; Kenyan Distance Running Dominance Debate

J.R. Atwood wrote 1 month ago: Be sure to give yourself 20 minutes to read “No Finish Line” by Alexander Wolff, a Sport … more »

Tags: Sports, Play & Games, People & Society, Running, agony of victory, Boston Marathon, marathon, No Finish Line, Alexander Wolff, Alberto Salazar

Muscat Melon: 1. PowerBars: 0

J.R. Atwood wrote 1 month ago: If you bump into Ultramarathonman Dean Karnazes at your local Whole Foods, I bet it won’t be i … more »

Tags: Exercise, endurance, Nutrition, muscat melon, Dean Karnazes, Ultramarathon, Real Food, nutritional science, carbs

"Gym Sins"

J.R. Atwood wrote 1 month ago: I’m listening to NPR’s Talk of the Nation right now and find myself laughing — and … more »

Tags: People & Society, et cetera, gym sins, Talk of the Nation, Pet Peeves, fitness club, obnoxious habits, naked, Grilled Cheese

Chocolate Milk Does a Body Good

J.R. Atwood wrote 1 month ago: Chocolate milk is just about the best thing an endurance athlete can drink after a hard workout. For … more »

Tags: Sports, Play & Games, carbohydrate to protein ratio, Carnation Instant Breakfast, Chocolate Milk, Cycling, endurance, endurance fuel, Exercise, health

Motivating the Best, Motivating the Rest

J.R. Atwood wrote 1 month ago: In Chip Brown’s wonderful portrait about Tiger Woods, It’s Good to Be Immortal, the New … more »

Tags: Sports, Play & Games, achievement, Exercise, Fitness, health, Michael Jordan, Motivation, Sports, stick to your workout

Sunday reading from the NYT1 comment

J.R. Atwood wrote 1 month ago: A couple of really great articles from the archives of the New York Times‘ sports magazine Pl … more »

Tags: Sports, Play & Games, Cycling, Emotion, endurance, endurance athlete, Endurance Sports, Jure Robič, mind of a champion, Pain

Bigger, Stronger, Faster*

J.R. Atwood wrote 1 month ago: Opening in select cities this weekend and expanding to more cities throughout the month, Bigger, Str … more »

Tags: People & Society, Sports, Play & Games, American Culture, American ethos, bigger stronger faster, BSF, Cheating, Documentary, Movie

"And one, and two, and Wii..."

J.R. Atwood wrote 2 months ago: With the launch of Nintendo’s Wii Fit, parents and health experts can no longer claim that vid … more »

Tags: Sports, Play & Games, Exercise, exergames, Fitness, game-genie, health, Nintendo, Super Mario, Video Games

Human Identity's Brain Drain

J.R. Atwood wrote 2 months ago: It reads like the voice-over script for a doomsday-is-eminent-until-Will-Smith-saves-humanity Holly … more »

Tags: Brain Sciences, Education & Learning, People & Society, Sports, Play & Games, Brain Drain, brain plasticity, Digital, drugs, games-driven generation

Three's a Crowd

J.R. Atwood wrote 2 months ago: Friday is turning into excerpt-from-Gina-Kolata day. Her Personal Best column in the New York Times … more »

Tags: Sports, Play & Games, Cycling, endurance, Exercise, Fitness, Joel Friel, multisport, Peak Performance, Personal Best

The Magic Bullet

J.R. Atwood wrote 2 months ago: More great stuff from the NYT: “You Name It, and Exercise Helps It” by Jane Brody. “T … more »

Tags: Brain Sciences, Exercise, Fitness, health, magic bullet

Being Fit Isn't Enough

J.R. Atwood wrote 2 months ago: Over the last few years, a growing body of research (but by no means widely accepted) has found that … more »

Tags: Fitness, fit and fat, Weight, health, bmi, obesity, physical activity

Solo Running Bad for Brain?!

J.R. Atwood wrote 2 months ago: From researchers at Princeton University: Running by yourself could be bad for your brain. Or at lea … more »

Tags: Brain Sciences, People & Society, Sports, Play & Games, brain, corticosterone, dementia, Elizabeth Gould, Exercise, Fitness

Cheating Tradition

J.R. Atwood wrote 3 months ago: Another great article by the NYT’s Gina Kolata, this one about the proliferation of cheating … more »

Tags: People & Society, Sports, Play & Games, Boston Marathon, Cheating, marathon, qualifying, Rosie Ruiz, Running

Boston Reflection3 comments

J.R. Atwood wrote 3 months ago: Qualifying for the Boston Marathon was my finish line. Running the Boston Marathon… This is my … more »

Tags: et cetera, People & Society, Sports, Play & Games, Boston, Boston Marathon, Boston Marathon race report, Faneuil Hall, Fenway Park, hostel

Pocket Guide to "Spark"2 comments

J.R. Atwood wrote 3 months ago: In my very first post on this blog, I referenced a book called Spark, the most successful and access … more »

Tags: Brain Sciences, Education & Learning, Addiction, Aggression, anti-depressent, brain, Brain Fitness, Exercise, happiness


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