confidence

Ex-opioid addict Shea Boland found his way out through fitness, and now leads community-building sprint workouts

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To consistently run well, it's critical that you have an unwavering belief in your fitness and your race plan.

There's a fine line between being confident and being arrogant.

It took a few steps into a local 5K race for Jason Devaney to beef up his confidence.

Your body knows what it can do. Confidence is its way of telling you.

If you’re running, you’re training your mind as well as your body. Remember that.

Follow these tips to stay focused and avoid checking out mid-race.

Learn how to get over your mental racing hurdles.

The most successful runners listen to their bodies. Do you?

Utilize your nervousness to galvanize your performances.

Imagery is an excellent mental strategy for shaping future athletic successes.