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About Brad Hudson 

Organization:Marathon Performance
High School:North Hunterdon High School
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Marathon Performance Coach Brad Hudson first started training at the age of 10 with Mark Wetmore, founder of the Mine Mountain Road Department in Bernardsville, New Jersey. After successful high school…
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#22
Robert Lee   February 23 at 9:19am
Purchased your book a few weeks ago and read it...I really enjoyed it...
I like the idea of getting runners up to the fundamental levels during the introductory phase so it will reduce the possibilities of injury by jumping up in volume in the middle of the fundamental phase..
and the idea of touching on all the disciplines..threshold/progression/speed endurance in all phases, adjusting the frequency of the types of workouts depending on where your at in your training...I will definitely use that....... I never did that before...i was a this workout on this day coach and runner for decades...

very good thanks..
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William Windham Jr   February 21 at 1:35pm
Nike,Brad Hudson,AlbertoSalzar,and others are atleast trying,and suceeding in pumping interest into american distance running.Brad Hudson was also the PAC 10 champ in cross country running at oregon university.
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William Windham Jr   February 18 at 10:46pm
Brad Hudson was a distance running god in high school,running 140 miles a week!!!! I know this because he is from NJ,AND I am from NYC.We both were seniors from that 85 class.I myself won the cross country,3200 indoor,and mile and 2mile outdoor PSAL CHAMP.Brad Hudson would of achieved more,but he overtrained at a young age.Thats why he is such a great coach because he learned from his mistakes,and now shows his runners a better way.
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Troll Alert   February 18 at 9:10pm
just another troll talking just to talk. unless you have something to prove your point, people don't listen to you BS
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Wedontneednoeducation   January 27 at 12:12am
Fernandez would proably prosper.
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Jdubs   January 27 at 12:03am
Mark my words, this man will steal German Fernandez from OK State just like he stole Ritz from Colorado
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Jeff   January 27 at 12:00am
Brad has not only coached Ritz, but is coaching or at point coached... James Carney, Boaz Cheboiywo, Jorge Torres, Ed Torres, Jason Hartmann, Shayne Culpepper, Sarah Schwab, Casey Burchill, Stephanie Rothstein, and many others... and now the new rising star, Kelly Jaske.
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#15
Foon Fu   January 26 at 11:48pm
henryIV said:
“this guy has one reason for being where he is today: Ritz. If never got Ritz, or if he loses Ritz - Bye, Bye Hudson. Amazing that people have fallen hook line and sinker for this charlatan.”
Brad has not only coached Ritz, but is coaching or at point coached... James Carney, Boaz Cheboiywo, Jorge Torres, Ed Torres, Jason Hartmann, Shayne Culpepper, Sarah Schwab, Casey Burchill, Stephanie Rothstein, and many others... and now the new rising star, Kelly Jaske.
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Alex Martin   January 26 at 10:14pm
Here's a link to a good article i actually read the day before yesterday talking about Hudson's approach to training.

http://runningtimes.com/Article.aspx?ArticleID=5765&PageNum=1
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#13
Luke   January 26 at 9:50pm
brad has coached more than just ritz
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Loblaw   January 26 at 9:48pm
Seriously Hank? Ritz may be his "poster child" but his other athletes have run considerably well, and his training theories (read his damn book) are remarkably sound and awesome.
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HenryIV   January 26 at 9:02pm
this guy has one reason for being where he is today: Ritz. If never got Ritz, or if he loses Ritz - Bye, Bye Hudson. Amazing that people have fallen hook line and sinker for this charlatan.
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Jeff   January 26 at 4:59pm
The book is fantastic!
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kevind   January 26 at 4:28pm
http://www.marathonperformance.com
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MikeyB   January 26 at 4:25pm
where can I find his website?

thanks
great coach!
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kevind   January 26 at 4:13pm
Link to his book on Amazon. Rated 5 stars.

http://www.amazon.com/Run-Faster-5K-Marathon-Coach/dp/0767928229
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#6
Pretty Good   January 26 at 1:23pm
- he set a national high school indoor track record of 14:29 for 5k
- All-American in ncaa 10k
- 2:17 marathon at age 19
- marathon PR of 2:13:23
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#5
Ritz Fan   January 26 at 1:06pm
how good was brad hudson when he was competing?
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David Cohen   January 26 at 11:02am
He does have a book. It is short, but sweet. I forget the title, but you can get it from the IAAF website.
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#3
run_fast99   January 26 at 10:33am
I don't believe Canova has any books but most of his stuff is posted by him on Letsrun, so give it a try
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Aspen   January 26 at 10:29am
Does Renato Canova have any books about training?
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Edward Gibbon   January 26 at 8:31am
Great interview. Thanks.
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Brad Hudson, Marathon Performance

Ritz's coach Brad Hudson talks about his biggest influences in coaching, how he deals with his own athletes now and why he this NYC is the running capitol of the US. Brad also coaches Kelly Jaske, the suprise runner-up at the Houston Half Marathon

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