
Running on the track at your local middle school or high school is a great way to mix up your workout. Sure you have your favorite run course but to mix things up it’s fun to hit the track. You can run sprints or intervals. Dr Fitness had a great tip about using the lanes as a way to count how many laps you run. You can get inspired by the kids busting their butts as they train for track meets and cross country races. It will bring back memories of your youth and get you fired up. Or if you’re like the Fat Guy you’ll just get more depressed and go home and eat a box of donuts.

stories about running and the challenges of being a barefoot runner in an area that has lots of snakes. He realized that running helps you find balance in your life and that you are only competing with yourself not the other runners. He began running in the Marine Corps and has completed 95 marathons and 15 ultramarathons – most without shoes. Matt is the author of A Barefoot Run Across North Carolina. That book talks about his 760 mile barefoot run across his home state. Learn more about Matt and his crazy runs at 

Olympics) who is one of America’s leading running gurus. His Galloway’s Book on Running is a national bestseller. He writes a column for Runner’s World and has trained thousands of runners on 5ks to marathons. He has completed over 150 marathons and opened Phidippides, the nation’s first exclusively running store. He is the Director of Atlanta’s Kaiser Permanente Corporate Run/Walk which will have about 15,000 participants. His running program for business improves team building and the health of employees. Jeff says that running improves the self worth and health of his participants. He encourages runners employ an interval run/walk method when training for an event. He says that for every hour you exercise you are giving yourself an extra two hours of quality to your life. To get some free training programs for those running 5k, marathons and more as well as to learn more about Jeff go to 




one of our past guests the Vibram Five Fingers shoe. John has had some fott problems and he feels these shoes help him get back on the road running again. John gave us the inside scoop to one of Dr Fitness’ favorite gadgets from Apple and Nike. He has been using the Nike Plus for about a month to track his runs. But he doesn’t like to listen to music when he runs so be bought a wrist band that tracks his runs instead of his iPod. John said you don’t even have to buy Nike shoes to use this device you can just get a velcro pouch and put the little monitoring thingy into and put it on any shoe. John also told us about a new Garmin product that features a virtual racer who races you on your watch. To learn more about all things gadgets go to 













