Guiding Eyes for the Blind
These aren’t your typical dogs or even your typical guide dogs. These furry friends safely guide blind runners through their miles.
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The First-Timers’ Guide to Race Week
Are you preparing for your first race? Follow these tips to arrive at the starting line ready to go.
By Rashelle Brown
Can Strength Training (Really) Make You a Faster Runner?
A stronger core aside, have you ever wondered if all these strength training suggestions will really lead to a faster 5K or marathon?
By Jason R. Karp, Ph.D.
5 Signs of Overtraining
Running is good, but too much of a good thing can be harmful. Do you know when to dial it back?
By Jason Fitzgerald
How to Train for Your First 5K
Ready to start training for your first 5K? This mustread howto guide will get you there.
By Jenny Hadfield
How to Run at the Right Pace
Pace yourself. Sure, it sounds easy enough but it’s often harder than you’d think.
By Lindsey Emery, Runner's World
How Often Should Beginners Run?
New to running and wondering how much is too much? You’ve come to the right place.
By Karen Janos
How Zombies Can Prepare You for a 5K
Never underestimate what or who will motivate you.
By Kathryn Arnold, Runner's World
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