Running goals are funny. You might set an outlandish goal this year, but next year accomplishing the same thing is ordinary.
In 1998, I desperately wanted to run a mile under 6:00 minutes. Less than a year later, …
…Since 2010, I’ve been helping runners run faster. But a unique benefit of having a website like this is that I get to connect with elite runners, other coaches, Boston Qualifiers, and more experts in the running world.
And …
…Learning about injury prevention from the brightest minds in the sport has its advantages.
Forget anecdotal advice that might work for one person, but isn’t universal. Instead, doesn’t it make more sense to go straight to the experts?
You …
…Online coaching is becoming more and more popular for all types of runners. And that’s awesome because coaching is the best job in the world.
Over the years, I’ve worked with so many types of athletes:
Today is another installment of the popular “You be the Coach” series where I ask for your coaching advice.
The strength of the SR community (see what I did there?) is that collectively, we can help runners train smarter …
…Confession: I have a love-hate relationship with the half.
It’s a fantastic distance and half marathon training isn’t nearly as grueling as marathon preparation, so it’s much easier to do.
But I’ve never actually run a good half marathon! …
…Why are you running?
It’s a simple question. But sometimes we have no idea how to answer it.
Every runner has different goals:
It’s coming: the 1-on-1 Injury Prevention Coaching program is opening this month.
I wasn’t sure if this type of in-depth, intensive coaching was something you were interested in (or I was willing to take on), but the response was …
…Whoa – the response you’ve given me from this new focus on injury prevention has been awesome.
Thank you to everyone who has been inspired by Sarah’s story and emailed, tweeted, or messaged me with your questions and …
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