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Pose Elite Coach, Pose Method® Certified Running Coach (Level 3), Pose Method® Certified Triathlon Coach (Level I) |
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- 2005 Ironman Triathlon World Championship qualifier (Kona, HI)
- 2005 Ironman Lanzarote, 2nd/age group (Canary Islands)
- 2001 Eco-Challenge finisher (New Zealand)
- Summited 14,162-ft. Mt. Shasta
- Summited 14,410-ft. Mt. Rainier
- 1996-1998 Member of the El Salvadoran National Triathlon Team
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Female |
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Triathlon, Running, Adventure Racing |
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Nicholas Romanov |
| Nationality: |
Salvadoran |
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MEN'S JOURNAL (USA) April, 2007
How to Run the Right Way
by Geoff Van Dyke
...The increasingly popular Pose method of running, developed by Russian track coach Nicholas Romanov in the 1970s and brought to the U.S. in the 1990s, shares many basic principles with barefoot running, without the risk of cuts and scrapes. Pose runners believe each stride is a sequence of “poses” designed to make gravity propel you. The key is to keep your weight forward and make your strides short and light; you shouldn't be clomping along like a Clydesdale.
Pose coach Connie Sol recommends doing the following drills once or twice a week. She also suggests running barefoot (or in socks) on a golf course or in a park with debris-free grass. Try it for 10 minutes once weekly to start, then add a minute or two each week. If you think like a barefooter, better running form will become second nature. ... [Full article] |
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FLORIDA SPORTS (US) September, 2005
Florida's Connie Sol: Why It's Never Too Late To Get Fit
by T.J. Cesarz
...By 1996, Sol was competing in the elite division of sprint- and Olympic-distance triathlons all over the country and doing extremely well. Her success led to her becoming a member of the El Salvadoran National Triathlon Team. She raced with the team from 1996-1998, gaining valuable international experience. However, by early ’98 she was ready for the next challenge. “I was burnt out from the international travel and the sprint and Olympic distances, so early in the season I decided to focus on training for the Hawaiian Ironman. I qualified, completed the race and decided that if I continued to do tris, I would only compete at the Ironman distance.” ... [Full article] |
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