Author: Carson Boddicker

Carson Boddicker is a student-athlete at Northern Arizona University, where he runs track and cross country and is currently pursuing a degree in the Biomedical Sciences. Carson has experience in the strength and conditioning field with a particular interest in optimizing performance in the distance events using a multi-faceted approach to performance enhancement.

Dreams are an odd animal. Everybody has them. Some want to be a CEO of a large business, others want to find the cure for cancer, and (likely more relevant…

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Yesterday my fellow blogging compatriot, Chad Williams, made mention of the importance of post-workout nutrition. While I can’t say as the composition of his “Foamy Grossness” is optimal, an important…

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In distance running, the deload is one of the most resisted concepts by coaches and athletes alike. The argument often sounds something like this: “If I drop my mileage a…

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Hopefully when you read the title you yelled, ?Carson you are just repeating things that have been written about for a long time!? ?Well, you?re right.? This is nothing new,…

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