Essay 2: Know, Questions, Answer Chart
Emily Scott
9/20/2011
Mountain Running vs. Street Running
Know
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Question
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Answer
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Muscular Gain
Mountain-
a. upperbody muscles
b. big muscles
Street-
a. smaller endurance muscles
b. takes longer to achieve muscle
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Muscular Gain
1. Is core work for mt. runners more important?
2. How useful are arms in mt. compared to street?
3. Time for muscle to grow through mt compared to street?
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Muscular Gain
1. Core work is more important for mt. runners because its harder to keep good form on a mountain http://www.mountainrunni ng.coolrunning.com.au/mis c/training.shtml
2.Arms are more useful but it is better to have small, strong arms http://www.mountainrunni ng.coolrunning.com.au/mis c/training.shtml
3. Different muscles grow
http://www.ehow.com/how_2297693_run-build-muscle.html
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Speed
Mountain-
a. trained more for sprinting
Street-
a. better at long distance
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Speed
1. How much mt training do sprinters do?
2. How long is a race in the mt.s?
3. How many people mt run?street run?
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Speed
1. Mountains do help you run faster.
2. 5k, 10k usually
3. Trail running has increased http://www.sportsnetworker.com/2010/05/18/trail-running-racing-towards-the-top-in-popularity/
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Injury Risk
Mountain-
a. Rocks and roots make it easier to get injured.
b. The soft ground is better for your joints
Street-
a. Shin splints have been a problem for beginners on hard ground.
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Injury Risk
1. What is the percentage of injured mt runners to street runners?
2. Is there a popular injury for mt. running? Street running?
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Injury Risk
1. Not as many running-related injuries mt runners
2. Mt. is concentration, street is pounding. Mt is tripping injuries, street is pounding injury(shin splints)
http://www.thebmc.co.uk/Feature.aspx?id=3155
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I would suggest putting a fact about street running into your introduction because I only see facts about mountain running. Your conclusion is also not a conclusion it is your thesis statement restated. You may want to add a fact or two that isn't stated or reiterate a simmilarity and difference.
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