Why You Should Jog the Recovery in Interval Workouts
A new study compares active and passive interval recoveries, but physiology isn’t the only factor to consider.
A new study compares active and passive interval recoveries, but physiology isn’t the only factor to consider.
This workout will help you zero in on relaxed speed and build muscular endurance.
Three types of training that will improve your speed, stride, and stamina, but won't burn you out.
Do a lot, but don't do too much.
All the physiological proof you need that you should definitely be doing hill repeats if you're trying to become a more efficient, faster, and injury-free runner.
Inject speed training into your routine today to get faster tomorrow.
Every type of run needs a unique level of effort. Learn to listen to your body and nail workouts.
They're not the most fun or glamorous exercise, but step ups are probably the single most effective way to build hill-climbing power.
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The multi-time world record holder shares one of her favorite go-to workouts.
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How to make the most of your limited training time
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