Should Your Training Plan Include Speed Work If You’re Not Training For a Race?
One thing that keeps me excited about coaching after all these years is that every runner I work with has different goals. Some are training
One thing that keeps me excited about coaching after all these years is that every runner I work with has different goals. Some are training
One of the oldest gems of wisdom among runners is that more mileage is better for your performance. But, perhaps equally old wisdom holds that
It wasn’t so long ago that the only “wearable tech” you needed for training was a digital stopwatch. Now, GPS is practically mandatory if you
Cold weather, high humidity, or a busy schedule can force your running workout indoors. The treadmill is a common fixture at gyms everywhere, but how,
A few weeks ago I published a post with the data on the success rate of basic training plans. I held off on publishing the
Today marks a somewhat historical day in RunnersConnect. We’ve stopped providing basic training plans – PDFs, Excel, anything that isn’t personalized; free and paid. Why
It’s that time of year again when most runners are starting the real meat of their training plan. The recovery period is over, you’ve had
Unless you’ve spent a bit of time on the track you can finding it to be a very intimidating place. And confusing. Very confusing. I
There are few things more coveted by runners than the post workout massage. But, is getting one the best thing to do for your body?
When it comes to training there is no shortcut to success. You have to do the work. And you need to follow a plan that
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