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In the world of marathon running, breaking the elusive 3-hour barrier is a milestone that symbolizes not just peak physical fitness but also extraordinary dedication and strategic planning. For many runners, achieving a sub-3-hour marathon is more than just a goal; it’s a dream that encapsulates the essence of endurance,…
In the quest to conquer the marathon, a feat that pushes human endurance to its limits, understanding the science behind it becomes not just beneficial, but essential. “Best Books on the Science of Marathon Training” aims to be your guide through this complex and fascinating subject. From the physiological adaptations…
The run-walk method, popularized by former Olympian Jeff Galloway, is an approach to running that intersperses walking intervals with running segments. This method has gained popularity among runners of all levels, from beginners to seasoned marathoners, for its ability to reduce fatigue, minimize injury risk, and improve recovery. Origins and…
As expected, the Berlin Marathon was a real highlight for anyone who loves following marathon races. However, unlike last year, it was not Eliud Kipchoge who made the biggest headlines, even though he won again this year. Instead, it was Tigist Assefa who stole all the headlines with a fantastic…
It should be clear to most people that the speed you run on a treadmill does not correspond to the speed you are capable of in “normal” running. But how much do these two forms of running differ, and are there any ways to make running on a treadmill more…
Running as a form of exercise has become increasingly popular in recent years, and the marathon has become the challenge that more and more people are aiming to complete as a final goal of longer intervals of training. Completing a marathon requires a lot of preparation, especially when it comes…
One of the biggest threats to completing a marathon is stomach problems. Some people are more sensitive than others when it comes to what they eat before a sporting event, but most people who have trained or competed close to their maximum effort level have certainly experienced what their stomach…
With the right kind of alternative training and the right attitude, it is possible to maintain and even improve your fitness even when you are injured. Even otherwise, it can be wise to prevent injuries by planning a few alternative sessions, mainly to replace the recovery sessions during the week….
Runner’s stomach, also known as exercise-induced gastrointestinal distress, refers to a range of digestive symptoms that some individuals experience during or after intense physical exercise, especially running or other endurance activities. I have often had these problems myself, especially during tough workouts. Here I bring you the best help for…
Marathon training is a challenging and rewarding endeavour that requires a significant amount of time, effort, and dedication. While many runners prefer to train outdoors, sometimes weather or other factors may make it necessary to train on a treadmill. Despite the perception that treadmill running is boring or less effective…
When planning for a new season, the key is, of course, the capacity you currently possess. For those who already have a competitive season behind them, it is easier to determine what goals are realistic, but for those who have not tested their limits in competition or training before, it…
The Jack Daniels running calculator is a popular tool used by runners to help them determine their optimal training paces for different types of workouts. The calculator was developed by Dr. Jack Daniels, a renowned exercise physiologist and running coach, who is also known for his work in developing the…
Weight plays a significant role in running, directly affecting a runner’s performance and overall health. In general, the lighter a runner is, the easier it is for them to run faster and farther with less effort. However, there are several factors to consider regarding weight and running. Firstly, excess body…
Several magazines, including Runner’s World, have referenced the benefits of running twice a day. One of the benefits mentioned is that it increases blood flow through the body, thereby helping to reduce stiffness and soreness, among other things. However, there is reason to think about adding an extra workout a…
I am a bit of a bookworm who would prefer to spend my days reading. I’m interested in all kinds of literature, but most of all, I read so-called non-fiction books such as autobiographies and inspirational literature on economics and self-development. In this post, I’m sharing the best books on…
Tapering is an essential part of the training process for a marathon or half-marathon. It is the period of reduced training volume and intensity leading up to the race. The purpose of tapering is to allow the body to recover and rebuild from the high-intensity training while maintaining fitness levels,…
