Even the most finely tuned machine needs rest before things overheat or one part starts to break down.
More than half of all runners fall victim to injury—but it doesn’t have to be this way. Follow these tips for injury prevention.
Twenty-three years ago, breast cancer cast a shadow over my family’s home. Today, I’m running past those memories.
This is how a common move saved my marathon.
Have you ever wondered who the world’s fastest whoopee cushion is?
And how to use it effectively when you race.
By using heart rate to train, this runner found that to get faster, she had to slow down.
Plus, four moves to achieve a strong chest and arms now.
She swore she wouldn't run unless she was being chased--then she lost 100 pounds and ran 26.2.

