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- BY Jason Fitzgerald
Why are you running?
It’s a simple question. But sometimes we have no idea how to answer it.
Every runner has different goals:
- Train for a 5k
- qualify for Boston
- lose weight
- run your first marathon
- be more consistent
Why are you running?
It’s a simple question. But sometimes we have no idea how to answer it.
Every runner has different goals:
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…Flash back ten years ago: I was tearing through 80 mile weeks as a cocky 19 year old. But disaster was right around the corner.
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…Last week, I asked you a simple question: What is your most difficult or challenging question about injury prevention and how to stay healthy?
For days, I’ve spent hours studying the hundreds of responses and let me tell you: …
…If you discovered a magic Genie in a bottle and he granted you three wishes, what would they be?
When I was in college, one of those wishes was to never suffer through another running injury ever again. …
…When it comes to marathon training, there are countless choices to consider.
Should you join a local running club?
Download a generic training plan online?
Invest in a custom program? Get a coach? Wing it?
Ask your second cousin …
…I’ve heard SO many racing problems from runners:
……I’m always out-sprinted at the end of a race. I just can’t change paces.
My #1 struggle is running at race pace and getting up to that speed on race day.
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