Should You Run With a Cold?
No one likes to be sick, and runners hate taking days off. Coach Jay Johnson weighs the pros and cons of running when you have a cold.
By Jay JohnsonNo one likes to be sick, and runners hate taking days off. Coach Jay Johnson weighs the pros and cons of running when you have a cold.
By Jay JohnsonMarathon training can feel allencompassing, but it doesn't have to be. Learn how to balance 26.2mile prep with life, work, setbacks and family.
By Greg StrosakerWhen it comes to running and other forms of vigorous exercise, more isn't always better. Rack up too many miles each week and you may actually harm...
By Elizabeth Narins, Women's HealthDon't let the cold weather freeze your workout routine. The following advice will help you heat up and get moving during the winter months.
By Jaylin AllenWhy run easy instead of crosstraining or resting? Learn if you need recovery runs, and how to get the most out of these slower efforts.
By Greg StrosakerWhy strength train; isn't running enough? Yes and no. It creates substantial results in a small amount of time; here's why.
By Laura FormanCouch to 5K (C25K) programs are a great way to train without getting hurt. If you're nervous about starting, learn what to expect.
By Karen JanosLearn how to lay a solid foundation so you have something strong to build on when race season rolls around.
By Bob Seebohar