10 Racing Tips for Your First 5K
The days and morning before a race can be filled with anxiety. If you’re a beginner runner and running your first 5K or other race distance, get race-ready and feeling confident with these racing tips […]
The days and morning before a race can be filled with anxiety. If you’re a beginner runner and running your first 5K or other race distance, get race-ready and feeling confident with these racing tips […]
One of the most common questions I hear from new runners is, “How can I avoid getting side stitches?” Another popular and very related question is, “How I breathe properly when running?” In many cases, […]
This six-week 5K beginner training schedule is designed for run/walkers who want to build up their endurance to running a 5K (3.1 miles). This 5K training schedule (see plan and printable version below) is a […]
Maintaining a regular running schedule is hard enough, but throw in some parties, shopping, food preparation, out-of-town guests, and other holiday craziness, and it may seem near impossible to find time for runs. Follow these […]
Getting started with running can feel overwhelming to a beginner runner. If you’ve never run before or you’ve had a long break from running, it can be intimidating to get out there and hit the […]
Running your first 5K is an exciting and achievable running goal for most people, even those who are new to running or may have never run a race before. A 5K race is 5 kilometers […]
Are you tired of the monotonous routine of your runs? It’s time to shake things up and discover new, fun, running goals that will keep you excited and motivated. Whether you’re brand-new to running or […]
So you’ve just reached a long-term goal of completing a marathon. Congratulations! You may be wondering, “Now what?” As exhilarating as it felt to finish, the toll it takes on your body should not be […]
If you’d like to run faster, improving your running cadence—or stride frequency—can actually help you make significant improvements in your overall performance. Plus, a higher cadence and shorter stride means less impact on your legs […]
One half or full marathon training aspect that definitely takes some getting used to is having to eat during long runs. Some runners make the mistake of thinking they’re not running long enough to need […]
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