Darlene Reid's guest appearances

Darlene Reid

Science Of Ultra

Conversations With PASSION

Red Town Radio

Choose Life Radio

Dave Carroll

Bill Johnson

Chalene Johnson

David Hill

William Lile

John Gray

Jack Canfield

JJ Virgin

Chris Brogan

Tom Hopkins

Amelia Boone

Michael Gervais

Jennifer Pharr Davis

Alex Hutchinson

Sam Marcora

OwlTail

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Darlene Reid - Choose Life Radio

So, you've been running for 4...6...10...18...24...hours. Yes, your legs are tired. But, what about your respiratory muscles? Are they suited to breathing heavily for that long? Do they fatigue? Does greater effort to breath in a long ultra translate into higher ratings of perceived exertion? Check out my interview with Darlene Reid, PhD to learn the answers to those questions and how you can train your respiratory muscle to become your ultra best!

So, you've been running for 4...6...10...18...24...hours. Yes, your legs are tired. But, what about your respiratory muscles? Are they suited to breathing heavily for that long? Do they fatigue? Does greater effort to breath in a long ultra translate into higher ratings of perceived exertion? Check out my interview with Darlene Reid, PhD to learn the answers to those questions and how you can train your respiratory muscle to become your ultra best!

Respiratory Muscle Fatigue And Training With Darlene Reid, PhD

We hope you enjoy this interview with Darlene Reid, President of THE FIRM

Painting "Dancing 'Til Dawn" by Marianne Millar"In the Native Spirit and Honor of Women, Children, and Families"www.urbanindianadvocacyprogram.orgThe Urban Indian Advocacy Program is a community-based advocacy program for Indian women and children in Albuquerque, New Mexico.  Mission is to provide safety, advocacy, education, and support for victims of domestic violence in Albuquerque.  To promote the traditional health and well-being of Indian families where women are honored as life-bearers, life-givers, and the heart of the community; where men are honored as protectors and providers; and where children are seen as gifts from the Creator and the future of Indian communities.  Respect is the basis for the foundation of UIAP.  Respect for the culture, tradition, spirituality, belief systems, sexual orientation, and respect for women's autonomy.  UIAP respects the rights of Indian women in making choices and decisions that affect their lives.  To promote social change to eliminate barriers that oppresses women and children.  Contact 1410 San Pedro, NEAlbuquerque, NM 87110Phone:  505-232-8299Crisis Line:  505-507-7720Fax:  505-268-0622

Painting "Dancing 'Til Dawn" by Marianne Millar "In the Native Spirit and Honor of Women, Children, and Families" <a href="http://www.urbanindianadvocacyprogram.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.urbanindianadvocacyprogram.org</a> The Urban Indian Advocacy Program is a community-based advocacy program for Indian women and children in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Mission is to provide safety, advocacy, education, and support for victims of domestic violence in Albuquerque. To promote the traditional health and well-being of Indian families where women are honored as life-bearers, life-givers, and the heart of the community; where men are honored as protectors and providers; and where children are seen as gifts from the Creator and the future of Indian communities. Respect is the basis for the foundation of UIAP. Respect for the culture, tradition, spirituality, belief systems, sexual orientation, and respect for women's autonomy. UIAP respects the rights of Indian women in making choices and decisions that affect their lives. To promote social change to eliminate barriers that oppresses women and children. Contact 1410 San Pedro, NE Albuquerque, NM 87110 Phone: 505-232-8299 Crisis Line: 505-507-7720 Fax: 505-268-0622