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  • Tips on Running With Knee Problems

    The knee is a crossroads of bone, cartilage, tendons and ligaments, built to endure the shock of movement under your weight. It's no surprise, given the knee's complexity, that running takes its...

  • How to Dress for a Winter Run From Head to Toe

    When the weather gets frigid outside, there is a temptation to give in and not run. However the wrong choices can leave you with frostbite or leave you looking like the Stay Puffed Marshmallow...

  • How to Determine What Type of Running Shoes You Need

    Most runners know that the type of shoe you need depends on the way you run. Overpronatation refers to people whose feet roll inward as they run. Underpronation, therefore, refers to people...

  • How to Keep Feet Healthy by Choosing The Best Running Socks

    Most athletes spend a fair amount of time concerning themselves with the best shoes for their particular sport, but far fewer spend much time thinking about socks. For many sports, socks are not...

  • How to Carry Gel During a Marathon

    When it comes to staying fueled during a marathon, sometimes the hardest part is figuring out how to carry all the sugary gel, gu or blocks you need. As veteran marathoners will tell you, everyone...

  • How to Run in the Rain

    If the forecast calls for rain, you don’t necessarily need to hang up your running shoes. Running in the rain can make for a pleasant change of pace, or prepare you for an inevitable race-day...

  • How to Prepare for Chilly Fall Runs

    Prepping for a comfortable and high-performance run in the fall requires a bit more thought than in the summer. For starters, the shorter days may require a change in your routine or at least...

  • How to Prepare for Winter Running

    Running in the winter is a great way to stay in shape, feel good psychologically and improve energy levels. Don't quit your favorite sport because of a little cold weather. Instead, prepare...

  • How to Prevent Sneakers From Smelling

    Smelly sneakers are such a common problem that not only elite athletes have to deal with, but all of us that wear sneakers. The smell actually comes from the bacteria that collect in the shoe....

  • How to Train for a Marathon During the Winter

    If you're considering training for a spring marathon, you'll be training during cold winter months. These freezing temperatures can make some aspects of your marathon training even more...

  • What to Wear When Cross Country Running

    Learn how to run competitive cross country in this free video series on running and sports.

  • What to Wear for Cross Country Running

    Learn how to run competitive cross country in this free video series on running and sports.

  • Introduction to Running

    Get an introduction to running form, running techniques, and running apparel - free video.

  • How to Choose Cushioned Running Shoes

    When you run your feet and legs are subjected to a lot of stress. Properly fitted and cushioned running shoes provide support and act as shock absorbers. This helps to prevent stress injuries, so...

  • How to Pick The Right Sneakers

    With so many styles and types of sneakers on the market today, choosing the right type can be a challenge. Some simple steps can help take the confusion out of your next purchase. Read on to learn...

  • How to Run in the Snow

    Neither rain nor sleet nor snow can stop the diehard runner. Runners know that running outside, even when temperatures are more than chilly, is preferable to a treadmill any day. Running in the...

  • How to Dress for a Trail Run

    When you're out on the trail, you're often out on your own. Knowing how to dress for all weather conditions is one way to be prepared.

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