5 Ways to Mentally Prepare For Your Next Race
How can your brain make the most out of all the work you’ve put in?
How can your brain make the most out of all the work you’ve put in?
Our readers share their recs for the activities that keep them fit.
Even when trying a new workout routine, one trainer says keeping our beloved cardio as a base is essential.
New runners—there are so many amazing reasons to get moving.
Find your motivation to lace up and get out there.
With so many plans out there, how can you tell which works for you?
If you’ve never tried suspension training, you won’t believe how fit you can get with just a few yards of strapping.
Mondays are a time of renewal—even if it feels tough.
Strength training doesn't have to take a ton of time.
Achieve this year’s race goals with these simple tips to get you started.
Find out whether you should share knowledge with beginners at the starting line.
We hate to do it but we love to feel like a badass after our freezing miles.
There is a way to speed up your pace, improve your stride and set a new PR without adding more mileage to your training.
Our readers told us what is important to them when picking a race.
This really could help you accomplish your goals.
Why you should always stick to the basics on race weekend and never try to outsmart yourself.
Let's cut through the myths and misconceptions and give you the answers you need to build your best body!
These books are the kick in the pants you need to push towards your new goals.
A disease took away this woman's ability to run—unless she went backward.
Some pretty great gear came out of this year.
This zero-impact contraption makes you a stronger runner on the roads.
This is the essential pre-run drill.
Yup, emojis can really explain everything.
This is the way to have your best year of running ever.
What you eat on your long run day matters.
Our Marathon Maniac shares a tradition she holds on to with her family.
Choosing the right time of day could be the difference between a good or bad workout.
Your New Year's Eve party just got a whole lot sweatier.
Find out if your pooch should be hitting the road or trails with you.
Sure, all they say is "I hate running!" But through some cunning moves, you can get this running.
Release all your stress with this calming run.
Your relatives' luggage lying around the house? There's a workout for that.
Not just because they can make you feel like a badass.
Our readers are experts when it comes to offering 26.2 advice for beginners.
Grab some friends, wear your holiday gear and hit the road for this fun run.
Add some short sprints to the end of your run to get speedier and stronger.
Hitting our goals throughout the year feels good. Mirna did that...and more!
Don't be afraid of strength training. This guide will help you get started.
Increase your speed with just one move.
It happens to all of us during cold weather—how do you blow your nose on the run?
Try this workout and your long run will fly by. Seriously!
Take 10 minutes every day to get a quick sweat session in—and do it 12 days in a row.
If you absolutely hate the treadmill, your run may look a little like this.
The amount of rest is different for everyone. This is how you can aid your body in recovery.
We've all heard to set the incline to 1%. But is that a myth or a fact?
Snow, ice, darkness—there are a lot of perils that await you on winter runs.
So you just don't want to run—we've all been there. Here's how you can break out of a funk.
Let's make some goals and crush them in 2016!
Keep your fitness in between training cycles with these great workouts.
Runners had a ton of fun in San Antonio this weekend.
Not every run can be happy. Here's how to tread lightly around bad news.
Cruise intervals give you the benefits of a tempo without the long segments.
Because sometimes it feels like it takes FOREVER.
Taking a short break from running can help both your body and mind.
Not sure if you're getting faster? Get on the treadmill to find out.
Making a schedule and sticking to it can help you have one constant during the holiday craziness.
This step-by-step guide is perfect for setting goals for the New Year—or re-evaluating your current goals.
What you shouldn't be doing? Running.
Running teaches and gives us something new every single day.
Running the course or in similar conditions will help your body prepare for what's to come.
How one runner started working for her body instead of against it.
Thinking of doing a run streak this holiday season? One streaker has the pros and cons.
One injury-prone runner set out to discover what she was doing wrong. The answer surprised her.
One runner walks us through the recovery process and why it's so tough.
A few routines from the new book Everyday Yoga are perfect for the striding-obsessed.
What one runner has learned about her personal health and wellness during the holidays.
These exercises not only help if you are injured but can prevent future injury.
If you're over the oval, try this workout to get your love back for the track.
Here are just some of the sacrifices we make as runners to do what we love.
Mindy is hilarious—and her mannerisms are totally relatable to running a half (right?).
Our readers share what apps they love for tracking their training.
Sometimes getting a PR is a happy accident.
Check out Caitlyn Pilkington's author page.
Check out Caitlyn Pilkington's author page.
There is much more to a race than hitting that PR.
Minimize the post-natal carnage to your core with this simple pre-natal routine.
Check out Caitlyn Pilkington's author page.
Running does more for your heart than giving it something new to love.
Be ready to work your arms and engage your entire core.