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7 Tips to Avoid Going Out Too Fast in a Race
Learning to pace yourself at the start will keep you from fading in the later kilometres of your race. Joe Westwood Chances are you’ve made the...10 power pastas for runners carb-loading for their next race
Metabolism-boosting dishes from Michelin-starred chef Angela Hartnett By The Runner’s World Editors Getting bored of pesto pasta during your carb-load? If you've started carb loading for your next...Does weight matter when it comes to running performance?
It might not be the be-all and end-all, but it's still relevant. By Amanda MacMillan It may have been a while since you’ve stepped onto a set...What causes DOMS and what can you do to ease it?
Here's what causes delayed onset muscle soreness, what to do once it kicks in and how to reduce your risk of getting it in...
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Feeling the Drag of Marathon Training? Mindfulness Can Boost Your Motivation
A global study finds that mindfulness training could bring significant health benefits, including a better perspective on exercise. By Elizabeth Millard andreswd//Getty Images Research involving more than 1,200...Disordered eating: runners share its devastating effects
What happens when the symbiotic relationship between running, diet and maintaining a healthy weight becomes disordered? By Adrian Monti, Runner's World UK One of the many benefits...How to Build a Healthy Relationship With Food
For many runners, taking the stress out of eating means changing the way you think about food and your body. By Pam Moore Shutterstock In a culture that’s...7 ways to run safely in the dark
How to ensure you stay safe while out running after dark. Although wintertime, or evening running has its perks including sparkly lights and invigorating temperatures,...
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Best breakfast for runners – how to make the perfect runners’ recovery breakfast
We’ve come up with 7,776 different combos. By Rick Pearson Getty Images After your morning run, treat yourself to a health, generous breakfast. A study in The Journal of...4 reasons you should eat protein at breakfast
Protein-packed breakfasts can trim your waistline and power your day. By Liz Applegate Matt Rainey If you’re looking to lose fat, skipping your morning meal is a bad...The energy-boosting banana oat bars you need to try
The perfect pre-run power snack.By Lydia Maruniak These oaty combos from RW contributing chef Lydia Maruniak are the perfect pre-run power snack. Plus, they’re natural and they...10 power pastas for runners carb-loading for their next race
Metabolism-boosting dishes from Michelin-starred chef Angela Hartnett By The Runner’s World Editors Getting bored of pesto pasta during your carb-load? If you've started carb loading for your next...
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Adidas unveils the Adizero Adios Pro 4 – here’s what you need to know
The brand's latest race day shoe is designed to break records. By Ali Ball and Rachel Boswell The wait is over. More than 18 months since its predecessor launched,...Do super shoes work for regular marathoners?
Research shows economy gains at slower paces, but they’re smaller and not guaranteed. By Allison Goldstein tibor5 It’s no coincidence that running records have been falling in droves...The Pros and Cons of Cushioned Running Shoes
Why you might want a pair of these maximalist trainers in your shoe rotation. By Jenny McCoy thomas hengge Anything that promises to make running more comfortable is...Asics Superblast 2 review: All hail the king of super trainers
The Superblast is back and better than ever. By Ali Ball Tested by Joe Mackie Ali Ball Weight: 245g (UK size 8.5, unisex sizing) Stack height: 45mm (heel), 37mm (forefoot) Heel-to-toe drop: 8mm Type: Neutral/performance The...
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Disordered eating: runners share its devastating effects
What happens when the symbiotic relationship between running, diet and maintaining a healthy weight becomes disordered? By Adrian Monti, Runner's World UK One of the many benefits...Will Sifan Hassan Make History and Run 4 Events at the Paris Games?
The Olympic champ is running the 1500, 5,000, 10,000, and marathon. BY TAYLOR DUTCH Ryan Pierse//Getty Images Although it was reported that Sifan Hassan will race an unprecedented...I’m A Runner: Aaron Pyke
We asked our audience on Instagram to nominate local runners in their community have a positive impact on those around them. It was exciting...I’m A Runner: Richelle Shaw
We asked our audience on Instagram to nominate local runners in their community have a positive impact on those around them. It was exciting...
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