Running in extreme temperatures, whether the scorching heat or the biting cold, can be a daunting challenge for many runners. As someone who has experienced both ends of the spectrum, from the subzero temperatures of Minnesota and Montana to the sweltering heat of Las Vegas, I’ve learned that mastering the art of running in these … Read More
Maintaining a consistent running routine can be challenging, especially when faced with setbacks like injuries. As someone who has always struggled with injury, I know firsthand how difficult it can be to keep a running streak alive. However, after my streak of 683 days ended, I set a new goal: to surpass the 2-year mark. … Read More
Strength exercises are important for runners because they help to strengthen the muscles needed to run, which can help to improve running performance, reduce the risk of injury, and increase the body’s overall stability. Strengthening the muscles used in running can also improve the runner’s biomechanics, resulting in a more balanced, efficient running form.
One pacing strategy gaining popularity among experienced runners is negatively splitting the race. Instead of starting the marathon strong and fading towards the end, negative splitting means running the second half of the race faster than the first.
The cold weather brings with it a feeling of invigoration and excitement. For many, running in the cold can provide a sense of relief from the summer heat and humidity. But running in the cold isn’t just about feeling better – it brings a range of benefits, from improved performance to better physical and mental health.
I demonstrate that using something like Training Peaks may or may not tell you when you are near an injury, and it is still better to listen to your body and STOP before it gets even worse. I will walk you through the work up to my injury, some screenshots from my Training Peaks, and how long it has taken me to get back to 100%. I also managed to keep running for 683 days before being sidelined by the injury, which I will explain further. If you want to see what my injuries were,
This is my second time running the Honolulu Marathon. The first time I finished in 4:59 and by A Goal on this round was sub 4:20.
Race recap on the 2021 Ironman Madison 70.3 race. Great course and expertly organized.
Background I am a lifelong runner and have found a love for both running and coaching. During 5ks, I always like to talk about when someone is going to sign up for the marathon. During the marathon, I always find out when they are going to sign up for a 50k. (I think you see … Read More
Coop Mitchell is the founder and owner of Garage Gym Reviews, where he identifies the best fitness equipment and helps people build gyms in their own homes. In this guide, he helps fitness enthusiasts identify their fitness goals and build a workout plan around them. You can check out the article on his site here. Hey, everyone—Coop … Read More
