Long Runs: Preparation, Fueling, Pacing, and Recovery
Surviving a long run involves meticulous physiological and mental preparation, strategic fueling, smart pacing, and effective post-run recovery to opt...
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Surviving a long run involves meticulous physiological and mental preparation, strategic fueling, smart pacing, and effective post-run recovery to opt...
By Jordan
The fastest 10,000-meter world records are 26 minutes 11.00 seconds for men (Joshua Cheptegei) and 29 minutes 1.03 seconds for women (Letesenbet Gidey...
By Hart
In running, "Rule 5" refers to the five distinct training intensities or paces (Easy, Marathon, Threshold, Interval, Repetition) outlined by...
By Alex
Improving running split times involves a multi-faceted approach combining targeted physiological training, optimized mechanics, strategic pacing, and ...
By Jordan
Pace runs are a fundamental training modality designed to improve a runner's ability to maintain a challenging, yet sustainable, speed over a prolonge...
By Jordan
Building strength while running involves strategically integrating targeted resistance training, plyometrics, and specific running drills into your tr...
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The slowest pace allowed for a marathon is dictated by the race's cut-off time, typically ranging from 6 to 7 hours, which translates to an average pa...
By Hart
A 5-mile tempo run is a sustained "comfortably hard" effort designed to improve a runner's lactate threshold, enhance sustained speed, and b...
By Alex
A long tempo run involves sustaining a "comfortably hard" pace for 45-90 minutes, improving lactate threshold, aerobic capacity, and mental ...
By Jordan