As the weather outside turns frightful for many of us, you may be wondering how to run in winter,

As a running coach, I wanted to offer tips for making the most of your 40-degree runs, with guidelines on what to wear and how to run safely.

If you’re wondering when to take a rest day from working out, this guide from a trainer will help you determine when to take a break and when to keep sweating it out.

If you’d like to run a 4 hour marathon pace, this guide will go over everything you need to know, from training tips to speed workouts.

As a running coach and lifelong runner who started out running 5Ks in cross country, I am a big fan of the 5K.

If you’re looking for a 16 week marathon training plan, you’ve come to the right place.

Everyone has a thing. Mine is the New York City Marathon. I ran it for the first time in 1996, and this year will be my 25th time running it.

If you’re looking for a marathon pace chart, I have created this pace chart to help all levels of runners.

Learn how to train for a half marathon and you’ll be toeing the start line ready to go.

These running safety tips will help you stay running strong wherever you live.

This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about recovery runs - from how and when to do them to enjoy the most benefits.

As a trainer and running coach, I am often calculating step counts and using step counts to give people daily activity guidelines.

A 50K race equals 31.07 miles — over five miles longer than a marathon. Thinking of running one? Here’s your clear, beginner-friendly guide to 50K training, gear, and fueling so you can crush your first ultra.

Speed endurance workouts can help you become a faster runner and sustain your running speed for longer.

These running interval workouts will help you run faster and improve your fitness level.

Tired of pushing harder but not seeing results? Becoming a better runner isn’t about running yourself into the ground—it’s about smart training, balance, and proven strategies.

These 4 best track workouts will improve your running speed and efficiency and make you a stronger athlete.

Mile repeats are a versatile speed workout that can help you get faster and run more efficiently for races ranging from the 5K to the marathon.

Slow running is making room for more runners of all shapes, sizes, and paces in the running world, one step at a time.

If you want to get faster and improve your fitness, a ladder workout is a form of speed workout that gets great results.