Elite Advice: Lessons From a Top-10 Finish at the Chicago Marathon

We can all learn lessons from the marathon. Find out what lessons 2:32 marathoner Sarah Crouch has for you from the 2014 Chicago Marathon.

By Sarah Crouch

A Surprising Way to Reduce Your Risk of Running Injuries

Recent research has poked holes into the long-held belief that running more leads to injuries. Here's why you might be training the wrong way.

By Matt Fitzgerald

How to Maximize Your Treadmill Runs

Everyone hops on the treadmill for a warm-up or cooldown, but what about an all-out workout? Here are some ways to get the most out of your indoor ...

By Victoria Scavo

How to Run by Feel

How to break away from the GPS and run according to your body for better results.

By Jason Fitzgerald

Should Your Marathon Training Focus on Quality or Quantity?

Run slow or run fast? Find out if volume or intensity is better for your marathon prep.

By Jason Fitzgerald

What Is Easy Running Pace and When Does It Become Easy for Beginners?

Rest assured, beginners: running gets easier. But once you're able to run at a relaxed pace regularly, you need to be strategic about when to run s...

By Sarah Crouch

The Worst Running Advice Ever: "Change Your Stride."

Nowadays, the teaching of "correct" running form is quite common. The problem with this practice is that it doesn't work, and here's why.

By Matt Fitzgerald

The Running Truths: 7 Training Myths Busted

Should you stretch pre-run? Hire a coach to crush a PR? Get some clarity on these, and other, training do's and don'ts.

By Sarah Wassner Flynn