Author: Jamie Taylor-Caldwell

How to calculate your training pace?

Only four independent parameters model running performance. The MIT-developed model accurately predicts performance and establishes training paces. These parameters correspond to a speed close to Velocity at VO2max …

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Running in the Cold of Winter: Yes it is Possible!

Temperatures drop and the night arrives earlier. Autumn and winter are seasons when the motivation of a runner is put to the test. It is often tempting to stay at home rather than going out in the cold. By being well equipped and by adapting your running training, running in the cold is quite possible 😉 Let’s see how to do it!

How to layout your interval training sessions

Have you decided to follow a training plan to reach your goals, perhaps with the RunMotion Coach app? In addition to the traditional endurance runs, it’s a safe bet that you will find interval sessions. Let’s see together how to do them well and how they should be laid out.

How to recover from training

Recovery is an important part of running training. Taking care of recovery allows you to best schedule your sessions and fully assimilate the benefits of your training. The more you increase the mileage and intensity of the sessions, the more essential it becomes. We will explain the important elements of recovery: the 3 pillars and some bonuses.

Training Load: How is it calculated?

In training, progressivity and regularity are one of the keys to reaching your goal. There are different ways to quantify training. One of the simplest is to add …

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What is the Grade Adjusted Pace (GAP)?

Pace ​​is a relative notion in running. Many parameters can influence the pace of your run, in particular the gradient of the terrain and also the surface: track, …

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