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Mastering Workout Paces, Rests, and Recoveries: Expert Insights, Common Mistakes

Mastering Workout Paces, Rests, and Recoveries: Expert Insights, Common Mistakes

Mastering Workout Paces, Rests, and Recoveries: Expert Insights to Elevate Your Training Coach Nick and I recently recorded an episode on the Mind Your Miles Podcast where we tackled a topic…

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Quick Tips to Improve your Running Form and Technique

Quick Tips to Improve your Running Form and Technique

Video The first thing people need to do to improve their running technique is to take some videos. The easiest way to do this is to prop your cell phone…

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Order of Operations for an Interval Workout

Order of Operations for an Interval Workout

Order of Operations for an Interval Workout a love story by Will Baldwin Introduction This might be one of the most important things I’ve written. Like almost everything I write,…

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My Favorite US National Parks for Running

My Favorite US National Parks for Running

One of the many beautiful trails in Chickasaw National Recreation Area Special Places for Running I’ve run in several national parks, and my first recommendation is one many people haven’t…

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The Grey Zone of Volume

The Grey Zone of Volume

The Grey Zone….. of Volume… I wrote an article about the Grey Zone of intensity a while back and the feedback on it has been great. Almost every runner has…

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Strides

Strides

The Ultimate Guide to Running Strides: Boost Your Speed and Efficiency I use strides quite a bit in the training I write for runners. I was just explaining and talking…

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The 20-mile Long Runs in Marathon Training

The 20-mile Long Runs in Marathon Training

I’ve coached hundreds of people to run marathons, and 99% of them are concerned with one thing throughout the whole process. When are we going to do the infamous 20…

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The Grey Zone

The Grey Zone

Or is it The Gray Zone?? Generally, when I get a new athlete who doesn’t have a ton of running history, and I start looking over their training, I notice…

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