What Happens to Your Body When Running

Running is a great work out. However, do you know what happens to your body when running? You Feel a Burst of Energy In the first few minutes of your run, you will feel an initial burst of energy. This is due to your body producing energy by converting molecules. To be more scientific, your … Read more

Fat Adapted Running

Starting Fat Adapted Running Running is a difficult sport no matter what distance you are training for. However, the longer the distance, the more and more important nutrition becomes. Taking that into account, it is becoming more popular for long distance runners to change their diets to one that focuses primarily on fats as their … Read more

Top 11 Tips for Beginner Runners

Beginner Runners When many people think about exercising, one of the first things that they think of is running. Needless to say, running is a great way to work out. However, running is more than just lacing up your shoes and walking out the door. If you want to get the most out of your … Read more

How to Not Get Tired When Running

Tired When Running Getting tired when running is part of the process. However, it can be really frustrating when it feels that no matter how much your train you are always winded and completely drained. Fortunately, there are several things that you can do to help you. Fix Your Running Form Getting tired when running … Read more

How to Improve Your Running Form for Beginners

Why is it important to improve your running form? Running is a difficult sport. Whether you are running your first 5k or are a veteran marathoner, it requires to you put in a lot of effort in order to perform your best. When running, you will quickly find out that proper running form is very … Read more

How to Avoid Bonking in Your Next Race

What Does It Mean to Bonk? You have probably heard of the term “bonking” with regards to running. However, what does it actually mean to bonk? Quite simply, it is the point when you will not be able to physically run anymore. In other words, you have “hit the wall”. You might be able to … Read more