Fueling well after a run or strength workout doesn’t have to be complicated, but it does require a bit of planning.
Running for the first time doesn't have to be scary. These 10 tips will help you banish intimidation, lace up your shoes, and go for your first run.
From how to get over IT band pain to how to fuel for a marathon, coach Jay Johnson provides solutions to 17 of the most common running issues.
Think of the wintertime as an opportunity to change up your daily running routine, and a time to put your body in a better position to perform and ...
Achieve your PR dreams with a perfectly-planned taper. From 5K to 26.2 miles, these two plans will help keep your legs feeling fine leading up to t...
Jump into speed workouts full throttle as a beginner, and you're destined for injury. This more gradual approach will have you running faster in no...
Complete all long runs at an easy pace, and your body to revert to that easy pace when you get tired on race day. Here's how to vary your long-run ...
To attain race-day success, prepare yourself against these common disasters.
Cross the finish line of your first or next marathon feeling fine with these four stalwart tips from coach Jay Johnson.

