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in Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips &middot November 5, 2025

How Increasing Your Running Volume Can Improve Your Running

Increasing running volume can be beneficial for runners and can potentially result in improved performance. It can lead to better running economy and improved endurance, as well as helping your body become more resilient to the demands of running. However, you need to balance the increase in running volume with injury risk. Additionally, it’s important to supplement running with strength training, so if you don’t have time for higher mileage and strength it’s better to run a little less in order to fit in the strength work.

Increasing your running volume can be beneficial and can potentially result in improved performance times. It can lead to better running economy and improved endurance, as well as build a more resilient body that can handle the demands of running. However, you need to balance the increase in running volume with injury risk. Additionally, it’s important to supplement running with strength training, so if you don’t have ... Read the Post...

in Hills, Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips &middot October 29, 2025

How To Run Hills Safely and Efficiently

Let's talk about how to run hills safely and efficiently. While hills can be a great training tool, you also want to make sure ease into hill running if it's not something you're used to. Here are some tips for including hills in your training.

Running hills is a great way to improve strength and power while running, and is important when training for a hilly race. I've shared more in the past about why you should run hills. Let's talk about how to run hills safely and efficiently. While hills can be a great training tool, you also want to make sure you ease into hill running if it's not something you're used to. How To Run Hills Safely and ... Read the Post...

in Product Reviews, Running, Running Clothes, Running Gear and Accessories &middot October 27, 2025

Brooks Luxe Pocket Bra Review: A Comparable Replacement for the 3 Pocket Bra

For many years my favorite sports bra for running has been the Brooks 3 Pocket Bra. Unfortunately, this bra is no longer available. It seems be have been discontinued and replaced with the Luxe Pocket Bra. In photos the Luxe Pocket Bra appears somewhat similar to the 3 Pocket Bra, so I had to give it a try. Brooks Luxe Pocket Bra Review Similar to the 3 Pocket Bra, the Luxe Pocket Bra has removable pads. ... Read the Post...

in Marathon Training, Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips, Training &middot October 22, 2025

Are You Ready to Run a Sub 4 Hour Marathon?

For many runners a sub 4 hour marathon is a goal that they feel is challenging but obtainable. So how do you know if you are ready to run a sub 4 hour marathon? Let's discuss where you should be before you start training, and what you should see in your training as your race gets closer.

A common goal for many marathon runners is to break certain times, such as 5 hours, 4 hours, 3 hours, etc. For many runners a sub 4 hour marathon is a goal that they feel is attainable. A sub 4 hour marathon requires a 9:09 pace, although you really need to run a bit faster than this according to your GPS watch since no one runs exactly 26.2 miles on race day. This time feels achievable to many runners who are comfortable ... Read the Post...

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