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Tag: training

How this training method, popularised in Sweden, can help boost your speed and endurance. Fartlek (Swedish for ‘speed play’) is one of the most common training...
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...
A close relative to cadence, experts break down one of Cole Hocker’s go-to gold-medal moves. By Caitlin Carlson Andy Cheung//Getty Images With three laps to go in the...
Wondering what’s wrong with your foot? We explain exactly how to test for a stress fracture. By The Runner’s World Editors and Jordan D. Metzl, MD Predrag Popovski//Getty Images It’s...
Kegel exercises are not the answer. By Heather Mayer Irvine RyanJLane//Getty Images Jump to: When women—runners or not—hear “pelvic floor,” their minds likely go straight to kegel exercises. And that’s no surprise,...
Menopause can be devastating for runners, but new research and the now more open conversation can help in navigating the challenges and emerging stronger,...
An expert- and science-backed guide to finishing just as strong as you started. BY ELIZABETH MILLARD MEDICALLY REVIEWED BY JOHN VASUDEVAN, M.D. Runner's World Staff; Aishia McAdams You...
Bring in more race-pace and lactate threshold training to run your fastest half yet. BY SAM MURPHY As an experienced runner, you’ve already notched a few halves...
It's a matter of training smarter, not harder. BY AMANDA KHOUV Getting out of the habit of more training, and getting into the habit of smart training, is easier...