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in Marathon Training, Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips &middot March 4, 2026

The Ultimate Guide to Preparing for a Long Run (Fueling, Gear & Mindset)

A female runner fueling on a successful long run that she was well prepared for.

Long runs allow for endurance to build, confidence to grow, and mental grit to be tested. But a successful long run doesn’t start when you lace up your shoes and head out the door. It starts with how you prepare. From fueling your body correctly to choosing gear that supports you through each mile and practicing the mindset to push through challenges, preparation makes a big difference. In this guide you’ll learn exactly ... Read the Post...

in Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips, Training &middot February 25, 2026

The Benefits of Running 3 Days a Week

A person enjoying their run, showing that running 3 days a week can be beneficial.

Do you need to run every day to get faster? No, and doing so might just hold you back from your goals. There is a fine balance of running enough to get faster and running too much. This amount varies for everyone based on many different factors. The Benefits of Running 3 Days a Week Taking at least one rest day per week is helpful mentally and physically to give your mind and body a break. Some runners need more ... Read the Post...

in Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips, Training, Treadmill Running &middot February 18, 2026

How to Use the Treadmill to Improve Race Performance

Runner training on a treadmill while preparing for a race, demonstrating how treadmill workouts can improve race performance and running speed.

There is no way to guarantee perfect weather when training for a race. In fact, you will most likely have poor weather at some point during your training cycle, whether it's snow and ice while training for a spring race or extreme heat while training for a fall race. Additionally, some runners may be unable to run outside due to childcare or not having somewhere safe to run. Treadmill running can be a great tool and can ... Read the Post...

in Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips, Uncategorized, Winter &middot February 11, 2026

New to Winter Running? How to Run Safely in the Snow

Beginner winter running tips showing how to run safely in the snow, including proper shoes, warm layers, and safe running form

Many runners across the country have been dealing with some brutal winter weather over the last month or two. Even places that never get snow have gotten some lately. So for runners who are new to winter running, let's talk about running safely in the snow. Running in the snow can be safe when you adjust your pace, wear proper footwear, and choose the right running surfaces. It's important to focus on traction, ... Read the Post...

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