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What we mean by “pacing” depends on the event. For a 4,000m pursu
Speed is relative, so whatever pace you run or race at, that’s your pace. The first part of your training is to stop apologising for how ‘slow’ you are. Runners of all speeds do this and even if you d
If you’re looking for a running challenge in the new year, there’s one at every racing distance – from one to 100 miles. But, which is best for you?
There comes a point in a race when my body finally gives in and accepts what I’m doing to it. It’s usually about 24K in. When I talk about racing, I’m talking about ultramarathon distances – or, to be
Running your first 10K is a big deal, but don’t let the distance intimidate you. With enough time and some consistent running under your belt, you’ll be well placed to take on the challenge. Whether y
Indoor training is a triathlete’s off-season staple due to the technological revolution and apps like Zwift; heat training is very much in vogue due to research over the past few years extolling the b
Taking the leap from 5K to 10K can feel daunting, especially if you only conquered your first 5K recently. While the thought of doubling your distance might seem scary, with a bit of training and the