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Run School is here to give all levels of runners information and advice to improve their running and to stay injury free. From top physiotherapist, podiatrists, trainers, doctors, coaches, massage therapist, athletes and more knowledgable experts. ‘Run School,’ will keep you informed by only the highest end sources on a regular basis.

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Two and a half decades ago, a defining study in 1997 involving 236 age-group swimmers introduced us to the concept of athlete burnout. It unveiled a mental health disorder characterized by emotional and physical exhaustion, dwindling achievements, and a fading passion for the sport. These symptoms align remarkably well with the definition of occupational burnout. These dimensions can affect athletes to varying degrees.
Are you preparing for the 1500m race and curious about your race pace? Look no further. Below, we present five workouts that can serve as indicators of your current form and help you gauge your readiness for the race.
Runners, in particular, can derive substantial benefits from incorporating chia seeds into their dietary regimen. Here are compelling reasons why:
Nairobi, Kenya - Faith Kipyegon, the renowned Kenyan middle-distance runner and Olympic gold medalist in the 1500m event, has shared insights into her training routine leading up to the Pre 2019 season. Despite the unprecedented challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic, Kipyegon maintained a rigorous training schedule to stay in top form. Her dedication and commitment are evident in her training program during Week 29, specifically on Sunday, July 19, 2020.
Embarking on the challenging and rewarding journey of training for a marathon requires careful planning, dedication, and a holistic approach. To ensure a fulfilling experience and achieve your desired performance, it is crucial to focus on building endurance, optimizing your training, and maintaining both physical and mental well-being throughout the process.
In the realm of trail running, we encounter a diverse spectrum that ranges from awe-inspiring achievements to the burgeoning community of enthusiasts venturing into the world of off-road running. At one extreme, we find the extraordinary Spanish athlete Kilian Jornet, who, in October, embarked on a breathtaking challenge: ascending to the summits of every peak higher than 3,000 meters in the Pyrenees. His remarkable feat saw him conquer all 177 peaks within a mere eight days, using a bicycle to traverse the distances between these majestic mountains.
By Matt Fitzgerald - Runner's Tribe At the 2016 World Half Marathon Championships, held in Cardiff, Wales, young Geoffrey Kamworor gave the running community an object lesson in keeping calm during a crisis. The Kenyan upstart came into the race having talked a lot of smack about one fellow competitor,...
While uphill running is often prioritized in training routines, many runners overlook the importance of including downhill running exercises in their workouts. Despite being challenging, downhill running requires specific training and can put a strain on the body, especially in trail running where downhill sections can make or break races. Thus, dedicating time to downhill running is crucial for developing strong legs to power through hilly races.
Matt Fitzgerald is an acclaimed endurance sports coach, nutritionist, and author. His many books include On Pace, The Endurance Diet, 80/20 Running, and How Bad Do You Want It? The concept of a limiting rate of oxygen consumption during exercise, or VO2max, has existed since 1923. For almost a century, we’ve known that oxygen...
(c) Runner's Tribe Ultra- Marathon running is a booming sport. With seemingly endless wild natured (or crazy, however you spin it) runners lacing up every year, race organisers around the world have stepped up and delivered. Below is no exhaustive list, hell we left off Comrades, The Munga, Eastern...
                   

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