
Resting Heart Rate
An increase in your resting heart rate should be a red flag for you that requires some corrective action on your part.

An increase in your resting heart rate should be a red flag for you that requires some corrective action on your part.

“…a few tips to integrating your running into travel successfully.” I am writing this dispatch from the road, as I am on a family vacation

“I don’t know the concierge. Not his age nor music preference. But I told him he had my complete permission to open the envelope and

The “Slow AF Run Club” calls out to me as I struggle to figure out where running fits into my life right now.

Consider hill training sessions over the next 4 weeks to improve your power, speed and running posture.

Runners tend to be really good at working hard, and not so good at recovering hard.

The comeback is accomplished in the relative obscurity of smaller steps performed without fanfare, often with no one watching.

Brace yourself to be feeling like garbage on many of your training runs

Cross country practice doesn’t start for three weeks. This seems like an ideal time to commit some senseless act of mischief.