Marathon is the ultimate distance for runners. The marathon is 26.2 miles and will take you a few hours. Many people run in costumes during marathons and are seen having fun and raising money for charity. Running a marathon is something you can be proud to do if you are a runner. It takes a … Read more
Half marathons are a big commitment. It will be 13.1 miles, so that it will require some training. This distance should only be attempted if you have run at least one 10k or have a few months of running. Although half marathons are not the same distance as a full marathon, they are still widely … Read more
A 10k race will be a little more challenging than a 5k. The distance you will be covering is 6.2 miles and your 10K run time will be 50 to 70 minutes. You’ll be able to do race pace running or faster if you practice on a treadmill. This will help you have a great … Read more
Couch to 5k, also called Coach to 5K for short, is a running program that inspires beginners off their couch and helps them start running for about 5km or 3.1 miles in just 8-9 weeks. The C25K program can be used to lose weight or racing in the end. This program is more of a … Read more
Most runners want to enter a race at some point. Anyone can see the runners in their local marathons on TV and be inspired to take part. It’s full of people dressed up and having fun. These races are often held annually and are well-attended. The goal of a race You want to have fun. … Read more
There are two camps in the running community: those who enjoy running outdoors and those who prefer running on a treadmill. Although it is often down to personal preference, there are many benefits to both. Running on a treadmill or outside is a debate that has been around for a while. Running outside can increase … Read more