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  • Can a Pedometer Be Used for Running?

    A pedometer is a great device to keep track of your fitness. You can use it for either walking or running. However, not all pedometers can be used for running because only certain models are...

  • How to Create a Marathon Training Schedule

    The marathon is a grueling event which takes place over 26.2 miles. Training and preparation are very important for many marathon athletes. A good way to start your marathon training is to write...

  • How to Calculate Triathalon Times

    A triathlon consists of swimming, biking and running. With a variety of competitions including those for juniors, youths, adults and seniors, almost anyone can participate in a triathlon. While...

  • How to Avoid Ankle Pain When Running

    Injuries are common in the sport of running. Besides the feet and the knees, the ankle is the most commonly injured part of a runner's body. This is largely because of the tremendous amount of...

  • How to Run a Marathon With Plantar Fasciitis

    A marathon is a difficult feat of physical, mental and emotional endurance, even for someone that is in perfect health. An inevitable part of training for a marathon, however, is that the...

  • How to Carb Load

    If you are a runner or other endurance athlete, you know you need the right fuel in the right amounts. This article will show you how to carb load- a training method that increases your ability to...

  • How to Buy Running Shoes for a Marathon

    If you are planning on running a marathon, then the most important accessory you need is running shoes. How do you go about choosing the right shoes for your feet.

  • Places to Watch the Boston Marathon From

    The Boston Marathon was once the pre-eminent distance running event in the United States. Before there was a running boom, there was the Boston Marathon, a 26.2-mile event from Hopkinton,...

  • How to Enjoy Your Local Running Scene

    Communities around the nation have begun to embrace the running culture as weekend 5k’s and large city marathons are becoming more and more popular. Within these large groups of runners are...

  • Marathon Training: Long Runs

    The long run is a crucial component to marathon training, which not only increases endurance and stamina, but it also exercises various muscles when running at different speeds. Incorporate short...

  • Step-Up Running Exercise

    The step-up is a great exercise for runners, and it can be made more challenging by adding unbalanced weights on the bar. Practice the uneven step-up exercise with fitness advice from a...

  • Training: An Overview

    To plan training for a marathon, it is best to choose the marathon first and schedule a program that progresses up to the marathon date. Create a 12- to 16-week running program with fitness advice...

  • How to Train for Marathon Running

    Have you decided to run in a marathon? The first thing to do is to start a marathon training program. This program can help you to build up more strength in order for your body to endure what you...

  • How to Stay Hydrated Before and After Running

    It is important for runners to stay hydrated. Staying hydrated helps their running performance and it can also prevent ailments related to the heat. If you are not adequately hydrated, you can...

  • How to seed yourself in the Chicago Marathon start corrals

    The Chicago Marathon is one of the world’s biggest marathon events with 40,000 registrants. The massive amount of people in the starting area can make seeding confusing although the race...

  • How to Complete Marathon Training With an Injury

    Marathons are incredibly difficult on the body in terms of both the race and training. To properly train for an event, an athlete must perform long runs multiple time leading up to the marathon...

  • How to watch a runner in the Chicago Marathon

    The Chicago Marathon is one of the largest marathons in the world and is a great spectator race. Having run the race consistently over the past 10 years, I have been so fortunate to have great...

  • How to Keep Your Nipples From Bleeding While Running a Marathon

    Those of you that have run long enough know that chaffing is a runner's worst enemy. For male runners the rubbing of ones shirt over time can cause your nipples to bleed, very painful! Here's a...

  • How to Train for a Marathon Running Only 3 Days a Week or Less

    If you want to run a marathon, but don't have time to train properly, here is a method that I tried and finished in 4 Hours, not my best time, but I finished!

  • How to Map Your Runs

    If you are an avid runner, one of the best ways to track your progress is by mapping your runs via the internet. Mapping your runs via the internet is easy and is a great way to track performance...

  • How Do Stopwatches Work?

    Stopwatches work in much the same way as most other modern watches; they are driven by quartz crystals. Earlier clocks used pendulums, which would continuously swing at a set rate. By counting the...

  • How to Treat UTI's in Runners Naturally

    Are you a runner or jogger that gets frequent UTI's? If so, your frequent infections may be connected to your form of exercise. Sometimes, when the body is jarred from the motion of jogging or...

  • How to Prepare for a Long Run

    A long run is a distance of ten or more miles. Typically, long runs are done during training for a long distance event like a half or full marathon. These are some tips to help you prepare for...

  • How to Train for Your First Chicago Marathon

    Ever had a doubt whether you can run a marathon. Even I had the same when I stood as a volunteer for the Chicago marathon. So last year I set out on the purpose of making my dream a reality. And I...

  • How to Follow a Marathon Training Schedule

    A marathon training schedule is a good place to start if you're planning on running a marathon, especially if you're a beginner. Of course most people wouldn't just go out and run 26.2 miles...

  • How to Find the Right Gels to Eat on Long Runs

    Keeping your stamina on long runs can be difficult, to say the least. Your body burns roughly 100 calories per mile ran, depending on your weight, gender, and fitness level. During a ten mile...

  • How to Train for a Marathon

    Named for the length of run a Greek messenger took between Marathon and Athens Greece to warn of Persian invaders, a marathon is just over 26 miles long. Running a marathon is one of the toughest...

  • How to Train for a 5K or 10K as a Novice Runner

    Have you always wanted to run a 10K but didn't know where to start? Well just about anyone who is not physically disabled, (and even then), can train to run a 10K. All you need is the desire, a...

  • How to Run a Marathon Race

    So you're walking home, munching on a bag of chips, when all of a sudden, a pack of bodies breezes by: runners in training. You watch in awe as they glide ahead of you, their toned muscles...

  • How to Pick a Running Shoe

    A runner will probably need a new pair of running shoes with every 300 to 500 miles he runs. Every runner has her own needs, style, foot structure and routine, so every runner must spend time...

  • How to Save Money on Marathon Registration Fees

    Many runners and racers love large scale marathons and the atmosphere they create. However, large scale marathons typically require the runner to pay an entry fee that is somewhere around $50. ...

  • How to Enjoy Your First Marathon

    More and more people are getting the marathon bug but running 26.2 miles can seem daunting. So many people focus too strongly on 'just finishing' or running a specific time that they forget to...

  • How to Save on New Balance Running Shoes

    After pounding the trails and pavement for hundreds of miles, you know it's officially time for your next pair of New Balance running shoes. But in these difficult economic times, it's easy to...

  • How to Complete a Half Marathon With Minimal Training

    You want to run a race and somehow, either on a whim of your own, or the prodding of others, you end up signed up for a half-marathon. Here is how you can make it through with little training and...

  • How to Buy the Best Jogging Stroller

    Having a baby can upset your work out routine. It's hard to get to the gym when you are home with a baby all day! But, for many moms, exercise is important. Mom's want to get back in shape and...

  • How Does Runner's Trots Occur?

    It's estimated that between 20 to 50 percent of long distance runners have experienced diarrhea on the run, or the runner's trots. In actuality, the symptoms range from cramping, nausea and...

  • How to Find a Free Running Log

    Looking for a place to log those miles you're running? Can't find inexpensive software or a paper log to meet your needs? Download this free running log from joevitucci.com. The running log is...

  • How Does a Half Marathon Runner Stay in Shape?

    A half marathon is a 13.1-mile race equal to exactly half of a standard marathon, which is 26.2 miles. Half marathons and marathons have become increasingly popular sports in recent years, with...

  • About Half Marathons

    Half marathons are easy to figure out just from the name alone. Like marathons, they are competitive races that require both speed and endurance. The difference is that they are only half the...

  • How Does the Boston Marathon Work?

    The Boston Marathon is the world's oldest annually held marathon race, and it is perhaps one of the most well-known global race events, alongside the Tour de France and other major marathons, like...

  • How to Run a Marathon On a Sprained Ankle

    The decision to train for a marathon is not one that should be made lightly. The decision to run one on a sprained ankle is one that probably should never be made, yet many runners who injure...

  • Physics of Running

    You don't have to be an engineer to use physics to evaluate your running ability. Running is a sport of movement. Like every movement, it involves a pendulum, velocity and mass. If you consider...

  • How to Train for a Marathon

    Always wanted to run a marathon? With these easy steps, you will be running 26.2 miles in no time.

  • Facts on Running Shoes

    Running shoes are especially designed to take on the impact of running and bouncing so that the feet and legs stay safe. They have a series of specific details that other sneakers don't feature.

  • How Does a Marathon Work?

    A traditional marathon is a long distance footrace with a course that is exactly 26.2 miles long. Other popular long distance races are half marathons, which are 13.1 miles, and ultramarathons,...

  • About Marathons

    A marathon is a distance-based running and jogging race originally named after a mythical Greek soldier. Marathons occur on both the international level (such as the Olympic marathons) and on...

  • How to Run your first 50 Miler

    This is a beginner's guide to training for a 50 mile foot race.

  • How Does a Runner Train for a Marathon?

    While some people may be able to train for a marathon simply by running week after week, most would-be marathoners require some structure to their training program. There are programs for...

  • About Training for a Marathon

    Marathon running has become one of the most popular recreational events in the public eye. Serious and non-serious gym-goers and fitness enthusiasts partake by the thousands in every corner of the...

  • Proper Running Techniques

    Knowing and applying proper running techniques is the difference between simply going running in the hopes of not having to tend subsequent injuries and preparing your body for the exercise,...

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