How to Recover After a Triathlon: Complete Post-Race Recovery Plan
Crossing the finish line is just the beginning. What you do in the hours and days after a triathlon determines how quickly you come back stronger —...
Run Fast With Strides
Many adult runners become metronomes who can run marathon pace all day, yet can't run a 5K that correlates to their fitness. Change this by includi...
How to Be Your Own Running Coach
If you want a fully customized training plan, you normally have to hire a coach. But, renowned running coach Greg McMillan shows you how to create ...
How to Prepare for a Night Race
There is something magical about racing at night. It requires a little more planning, as most of us are used to competing in morning events. These ...
7 Tried-and-True Tools for 10K Training
Want to train for your first 10K, or improve your race time? Include these seven foundations of distance running into your program, and you'll reac...
How to Increase Running Mileage Safely
If you want to stay healthy and run more miles, then you'll need to support that mileage with rest and recovery. But that's not the whole story; he...
The 3-Month Marathon Training Plan
There isn't one perfect marathon training plan; you have to find one that works for your fitness level and goals. This 12-week program is ideal for...
How to PR in the 5K for Beginning Runners
Beginning runners can get faster much more quickly than veteran runners. If you want to PR at 5K, a few tweaks can get you there easily.
How Do I Run a Faster 5K?
Running a faster 5K is possible once you identify the key elements that need attention. Follow these three steps to achieve your 5K PR.