Lots of us set New Year’s resolutions. One of the most popular is running. “This year I’m really getting back into it!”, “This year I’m running my first …
Continue reading “New Year Running Resolutions That Stick, Smart Goals, Training, and S&C”
Part of the RunMotion Coach team was at the 2023 New York City Marathon! Here are some of the most stunning shots captured during this legendary race, a …
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Anemia is one of a runner’s biggest enemies. It can lead to fatigue and poor performance. The reason is a drop in the number of red blood cells …
Continue reading “Iron Deficiency in Runners, Boost Performance With the Right Foods”
Want to spice up your runner’s life? Here’s a handpicked list of the most unusual races out there. Have you ever done a truly weird race? Which one …
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Today, the SaintéLyon is one of the must-do winter trail races, run deep in the night between Saint-Étienne and Lyon. Nearly 20,000 runners line up across 7 different …
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Running at night always feels a bit special. Maybe you sometimes have to train after dark because of a packed schedule, or in winter when the sun sets …
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Between foie gras, Christmas log cake, and endless pre-dinner drinks, the last few days probably were not exactly kind to your waistline. You’re carrying a couple of extra …
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In running, Stryd helped bring power-based training into the mainstream with a small sensor you clip onto your shoe. Polar and Coros also calculate running power in their …
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Guest post by Chris Beavon, RunLab Media Preparing your legs for the steep eccentric loading of downhills in an ultramarathon is an important part of the picture. But …
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Guest post by Chris Beavon, RunLab Media The honest answer to “should I run this climb or hike it” depends almost entirely on race length. We took a …
Running is an amazing way to look after your well-being, both physically and mentally. Still, it’s completely understandable that some women feel uneasy when they’re out running alone. …
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There are tons of races in Paris, something for every kind of runner. Each event has its own vibe and a special kind of magic. So we didn’t …
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