Season 2 continues now with Episode 2, as Coaches Joe English and Dean Hebert sit down for another chat about running related issues. In this week’s episode, we talk about two controversial topics: whether runners should smoke or drink alcohol and how that impacts their performance.
On this week’s episode:
— How does alcohol use impact running performance?
— How does tobacco use impact running performance?
— Why does it seem to be OK for some people to smoke and drink as runners?
— What are Coach Joe’s secret hangover remedies?
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Season 2 will bring you 30 more episodes so stay tuned every Thursday on Vimeo, Facebook and on www.running-advice.com.
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It’s not a good idea to recommend Tylenol after or during drinking. Both alcohol and Tylenol are processed via the liver. This can cause serious damage and possibly death.
By: Marci on November 17, 2009
at 2:40 pm
Marci — Thank you for the comment. So long as the dosage information is followed, then Tylenol should still be safe. You are correct, however, that taking more than the recommended dosage can be a serious problem with Tylenol in any case (whether drinking or not). Joe
By: Joe English on November 18, 2009
at 10:59 am