The New York City Marathon, undoubtedly the most famous in the world, will take place the first week of November. With that race just days away, it's worth remembering what experts recommend for the final week of training. What running.COACH recommends for the last...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way runners plan, execute, and evaluate their training. This guide delves into the practical uses, opportunities, and limitations of AI applied to running, also drawing insights from a recent comparative study between a...
Long runs are the foundation of any training plan, whether for 5K, 10K, half marathon, or marathon races. However, it's not just about accumulating distance; it's about structuring the session to build endurance, improve technique, and prepare the body for the fatigue...
Running a half marathon is an exciting challenge that requires discipline, training, and proper planning. Whether you're just starting or are an avid runner, the preparation for 13.1 miles can be quite rewarding. This guide will help you navigate the process of...
The number of marathons you can run in a year depends on your experience, physical condition, and how you plan your training and recovery. Are you ready to run a marathon? Before asking yourself how many marathons you can run, determine if you're ready for the...
Hypoxia in running is a condition that occurs when there is a decrease in the amount of oxygen available to the muscles during exercise. This situation can result from training at high altitudes with lower atmospheric pressure. Therefore, there is less oxygen in the...
Bob Glover defines “running economy” as how efficiently we use oxygen while running at a certain pace. That economy is influenced by factors such as running form, speed, and weight training. In other words, running with inefficient form will cause us to waste our...
Why do we choke when we run? One of the most frequent complaints of those who start running is breathing. “I feel like I'm breathless when I run” and “I'm short of breath and have to stop” are frequent comments. Bad breathing is the source of the problem. The solution...
Feeling side stitches when running is the most common complaint among runners. Although it is not known exactly why they occur, there are known measures that can be taken to prevent and treat them. What are the causes of running side stitches? For the lucky ones who...
Many running training plans include a “tempo” session, so we would like to explain this routine to those unfamiliar briefly. What is tempo training? Jack Daniels popularized the term tempo run to refer to a type of training in which you run at a “strong but...
Most of the time, running is a pleasurable activity, but on certain occasions, we feel discomfort associated with this sporting activity. Some of the most commented by our readers are: 1.- Cramps Cramps are the annoying sensation of involuntary contraction of any...
It is usual for a routine training session to end up dull. Running every day on the same street or park and doing the same sessions is a sure way to get bored and increase the risk of quitting running. Add variety to your training as a runner. This means trying out...
