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When I first started running 20+ years ago, my pre-run routine included nothing more than getting dressed and lacing up my shoes. When I realized I wanted to see my performance improve I learned I would have to make some changes. Especially as I have gotten older, a running specific warm up is now a non-negotiable. When it comes to warming up before a run I always say something is better than nothing. If you only have 2 minutes, use that 2 minutes rather than skipping the run. Better yet, cut a few minutes off your run so you have a little more time to warm up.

What Are the Benefits of a Running Specific Warm Up?

September 17, 2025view the post

On August 30th I ran the 2025 Charles Street 12, a 12 mile race starting in Towson and finishing in downtown Baltimore. This was my 4th time running this race, and it's always a good one. Although I may not be thinking that during some of the hills.

2025 Charles Street 12 Race Recap

September 10, 2025view the post

It can be really tough to keep with your runs when you get really busy or just have a big change in your schedule. Many of us thrive off of routines and consistency, and when change happens it can be hard. It's important to find ways to adjust your running when your schedule changes and not let it completely derail your training.

How To Adjust Your Running When Your Schedule Changes

September 3, 2025view the post

During marathon training it can be fun and helpful to run other races, such as a 5k, 10k, or half marathon. These shorter races can offer benefits such as seeing where your fitness is and just getting used to being in a race environment. Let's talk about some ways to use tune-up races during marathon training.

How to Use Tune-Up Races During Marathon Training

August 20, 2025view the post

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