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Lighter doesn’t always mean faster. Rob Kemp investigates why
Do you regularly clock up the miles and still find that you’re holding onto weight that you’re trying to lose? Try looking to your diet – the number of calories you’re taking in has to be fewer than t
five years ago, after long races I’d always end up running to the bathroom. Now I can consume up to 120g of carbohydrates per hour without any issues,’ said Tadej Pogačar after his historic Giro-Tour
Clue: think percentages not grams – and beware downhill running
Train smarter, not harder: these smart tweaks will actually deliver actual results
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Why and how leaning into strength and conditioning can give your running a major lift