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I first heard about nuBound through Triathlon Life magazine. I was intrigued and went
to the web site where I learned a good bit more. But, I’m a skeptic so I did some research
on my own. I contacted David Willy, the editor in chief of Runner’s World magazine,
whom I know because of his involvement with our book.
After David confirmed that nuBound was beneficial to him in his training, I continued my
research by looking up the work of Lars McNaughton on nucleotide supplementation.
Again, I was impressed that there does seem to be something here.
At that point, I ordered some, tried it and found that it did work for me. I used it this fall
while training to run a sub-3:00 marathon (at age 49).
At this point, nuBound is a part of my training arsenal. I’m planning to run a fast
Boston Marathon in the spring and will continue using nuBound.
to the web site where I learned a good bit more. But, I’m a skeptic so I did some research
on my own. I contacted David Willy, the editor in chief of Runner’s World magazine,
whom I know because of his involvement with our book.
After David confirmed that nuBound was beneficial to him in his training, I continued my
research by looking up the work of Lars McNaughton on nucleotide supplementation.
Again, I was impressed that there does seem to be something here.
At that point, I ordered some, tried it and found that it did work for me. I used it this fall
while training to run a sub-3:00 marathon (at age 49).
At this point, nuBound is a part of my training arsenal. I’m planning to run a fast
Boston Marathon in the spring and will continue using nuBound.
Scott Murr
Co-author of Run Less, Run Faster. Director of the Fitness
and Aquatics Center at Furman University in Greenville, SC.
Together with his colleagues at Furman, Bill Pierce and Ray
Moss, Scott developed the 3plus2 training program,
popularized in the Runner’s World book Run Less, Run
Faster. Scott is an experienced marathoner and 10-time
Ironman Triathlon finisher (including 4 finishes at Kona). He
has a doctorate from Furman University in Health and
Exercise Science.
See Scott's interview in the The Bounce (Dec-2007).
Buy Run Less, Run Faster
Co-author of Run Less, Run Faster. Director of the Fitness
and Aquatics Center at Furman University in Greenville, SC.
Together with his colleagues at Furman, Bill Pierce and Ray
Moss, Scott developed the 3plus2 training program,
popularized in the Runner’s World book Run Less, Run
Faster. Scott is an experienced marathoner and 10-time
Ironman Triathlon finisher (including 4 finishes at Kona). He
has a doctorate from Furman University in Health and
Exercise Science.
See Scott's interview in the The Bounce (Dec-2007).
Buy Run Less, Run Faster
