Kate courtney

Warts ’n’ Hall

As a food blogger and all-round bottomless pit who kicked off this year training for Brighton Marathon and the 100K Race to the Stones, I remember being nervous about what long-distance training and r

If transition is oft-cited as triathlon’s fourth discipline, then nutrition is most definitely the fifth (and it’s surely more crucial than transition, too, but that’s a story for another time). That

What you eat before and after exercise can make or break your energy – not just during the workout, but for the rest of the day. Fuel properly, and your body performs better, recovers faster, and avoi

The overlooked body part you should be training ahead of your next endurance event? Your stomach. Research suggests performance gains aren’t just made on the field, but in the gut, too. MH ’s lab rat puts the science to the test to see how the right fuelling strategy can help you push harder, faster and further

After a tough race there’s a magic 20min recovery window where your metabolic rate is elevated. If you get your nutrition right you can capitalise on this and speed up muscle repair. You should be aim