A good hill session builds strength in your legs as if you took a trip
to the weight room — but with better scenery. Here's how to add this
drill to your running repertoire.
Given a choice, many runners would probably choose a pleasant, flat path to a punishing, hilly one.
Every runner gets a wet workout sooner or later. Here’s what you should
know about taking a shower during your run instead of after it.
If
you run outside (and who doesn't?), chances are you've been caught in a
rain shower and kept right on going. Perhaps you've even ventured into
one, determined not to let a little water get between you and your
miles.
Chondromalacia. If you like to run, you may have it and never know it.
Here’s how you can tell if you do and what to do to rid yourself of it
for good.
Chondromalacia. It's not what you think. What sounds like something you
would expect to find on a sexual disease chart is actually one of the
most common overuse injuries for runners.
Should you run like a hare, a tortoise or somewhere in between?
Depending on what you what to accomplish, the answer may be some of
both.
If you keep track of your running times and distances, you
may have noticed that you have a "natural pace," the one you fall into
on those runs when you're just enjoying the scenery and not watching
the clock.