The best recovery drink for runners has about 3:1 carb-to-protein ratio – with about 60g of carbs and 20g of protein (depending on variables such as weight and duration of the workout). Real food is always best but chocolate milk and protein powders like Previnex and Skratch can give you a quick refuel after a … Read more
Planning what to do after a run is crucial for your recovery. Prioritizing getting in good hydration, and nutrition, and taking 5 minutes to stretch and foam roll will allow you to recover faster so you can train harder. Keep reading for 7 game-changing recovery hacks backed by science. What you do immediately after running … Read more
Masters running is a race category for runners over the age of 40. Master runners are in a different category as research shows that we tend to get slower past the 40-year mark. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Training smarter not harder can help us get faster as aging runners. Indeed, I … Read more
Studies find that heat training can improve VO2 max, resilience, and improved rate of perceived exertion and fatigue, and makes you mentally tougher. Still, running in the heat is hard! The below tips will make it more manageable. Don’t worry if you are riding this struggle bus this summer. It is HARD but running in … Read more
Let me start this article by saying….RUNNING INJURIES ARE CONFUSING! ESPECIALLY if you have an injury during marathon training because you have so much hope, hard work, and emotions rolled up into it. From an outsider’s perspective (especially a non-runners perspective), it can seem so straightforward. You got injured. Running hurts. You stop, heal, and … Read more
You can run or even start running at any age. Master’s runners just need to pay attention to the “little things” like warming up, nutrition, strength training, and sleep to off-set age-related changes such as the decline of tissue elasticity, mobility, and muscle mass. Read on to learn how to run after the age of … Read more