Increase Your Endurance by Embracing “Moderate” Effort
Free-flowing, feel-based long runs still have a place in structured training plans.
Free-flowing, feel-based long runs still have a place in structured training plans.
Some experts advocate quality over quantity. Others say the opposite. Who’s right?
Determining whether you're a faster or slower trainer is key to solving the jigsaw puzzle that is your optimal training regimen.
Get more out of your easy runs with this simple speed-laced strategy.
Avoid falling into the trap of going medium-hard all the time.
Research shows that less high-intensity training is better than too much.
If you want to run your best, you've got to do a variety of workouts.
Starting a running program is trickier than other forms of exercise. Learn how to do it safely.
Get more out of your training by doing it "backwards."
Use these tips to bounce back from a tough winter and get your training back on track.
Following blind assumptions that aren't based in physiological reality can hamper recovery and lead to injury or burnout.
A proper base training phase is more than just long, easy mileage.