Wouldn’t it be great if all Strength Running readers could get together for a group run?
Awesome, but unfortunately impossible.
The reality is that SR is truly global – there are readers in Argentina, Spain, Australia, Japan, the US, …
…When I look at some runners’ training, I want to claw my eyes out: it’s so boring.
I’ve been working on Strength Running for almost three years. I’ve helped thousands of runners design better training.
And it’s funny – …
…It seems like every health and fitness site is publishing a Holiday Gift Guide to help their readers find useful gear and gifts.
And it’s the same stuff: running shoes! running books! heart rate monitor!
I get bored …
…Running and strength training seem at odds with each other – but actually, they complement one another perfectly.
Many runners fall into the trap of only running without any other exercises in their training.
There are many different …
…December is awesome: Christmas parties, gingerbread men, and endless eggnog make any Scrooge excited for the holidays.
Runners can usually escape the dietary excess of the season without too much weight gain because of our high workload.
Long runs, …
…Isn’t it funny that some people KNOW what to do with their running – when they’re actually totally wrong?
Some runners think sprinting 200’s is a great workout for the marathon. [More bad marathon advice]
Or that they …
…I used to run in the ASICS Kayano – a supportive stability shoe that weighs 13oz. I’m thankful those days are now over.
Today I prefer lighter shoes with less stability and more groundfeel. Even though I have low …
…Running a Personal Best requires an extraordinary effort that goes beyond your previous limits.
You’re in uncharted territory. With a good race strategy – like the ones in the free ebook 13 Lucky Racing Tips to Run Your Next …
…The 2008 New York City Marathon was one of the worst experiences of my life.
I was cocky even though my training was sub-par. I under-fueled and ran several tough miles too fast (fine… WAY too fast).
After the …
…Do you want to run faster in your next race? Maybe you want to finally finish strong or run a new PR?
But easier said than done. Runners always have a lot of questions about race strategy:
……How do