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Training on Vacation: How to Stay on Track With Running While Traveling This Summer
Summertime presents the perfect time to rest, recover, and unwind with some fun. This often means taking the time to travel. But runners know that summer is not completely off-season. Those looking to stay fit and work towards fall running goals need to keep up with their regular training. However, it is possible to travel and... Read more
Expert Tips On How Runners Can Stay Hydrated This Summer
As temperatures continue to rise and the sun blazes during summer runs, staying hydrated is one of the most critical challenges for runners during these months. Dehydration is a serious risk that hinders performance and can cause health complications. “In my years of experience, youth runners often wait until they... Read more
Top 6 Pacing Tips For Hot Summer Runs
Running in brutal summer heat is a beast of its own. Athletes must ensure they are hydrated, dressed cool, and avoid peak sun to avoid heat exhaustion. High temperatures and humidity can quickly drain energy. The heat makes it harder to breathe and keep a steady pace. Runners need... Read more
adidas Summer Sale: The 10 Best Hot Deals Right Now
Athletes are gearing up for a summer packed with training camps, team practices, and individual workouts. adidas is coming in clutch with their summer sale to allow athletes to stock up on all they need to be comfortable and supported during performance. adidas is offering deep discounts on top-tier... Read more
What Is a Reverse Split Workout? Tips For Boosting Endurance
Runners are often encouraged to run negative splits—when the athlete completes the second half of a run, workout, or race faster than the first half. This pacing strategy is often used to finish strong and avoid burning out too early. However, another strategy helps build endurance and mental resilience. It’s called reverse splits. Though... Read more
Run-Thru and Rehydrate: Get a Free Smoothie King Drink on Global Running Day
Runners are taking the roads, trails, and track by storm today to celebrate Global Running Day. After working on a sweat, head over to your local Smoothie King to replenish electrolytes, get energized, and recover with a post-run smoothie. Smoothie King made a few exciting announcements in honor of... Read more
Strava Launches New AI Feature To Help Runners Improve Race Time
The popular running app Strava is tapping into the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to help runners elevate their race day performance. Strava announced the launch of its Performance Prediction feature that identifies estimated finish times for race distances for the 5-kilometer, 10k, half marathon, and marathon.... Read more
HOKA Launches Cielo X1 2.0 To Add To Its Lineup of Best Running Shoes
Spring track season is here, the time to elevate performance to the next level. While training and practice are key to being faster and stronger each track meet, a pair of quality running sneakers is important for supporting each step to the finish line. HOKA just unveiled its latest... Read more
USATF And Sound Running Team Up For Track Fest This May
In a major development for the track and field community, USA Track & Field (USATF) has announced a collaboration with Sound Running to host the inaugural Track Fest on May 24, 2025, at Occidental College in Los Angeles. This event merges two prominent competitions—the USATF Distance Classic and Sound Running Track Fest—into... Read more
8 Tip To Beat Pre-Race Nerves This Track Season
The weekend brings an extra wave of excitement for track and field athletes who are competing this spring. Track meets are a way for athletes to showcase their speed and skills, celebrating all the hard work put in at practice in hopes of making the podium. While the anticipation... Read more
How to Close a Relay Strong As The Anchor Leg
The relay is a unique event that requires individual speed from each of the four runners while still relying on team members to perform successfully. Each runner has a crucial role, but the anchor leg has the responsibility of finishing the race strong. Being the last athlete to race, the anchor... Read more
How To Run Negative Splits: Tips To Running Your Best Race
Fueled by nerves and excitement, it’s common for runners to accelerate from the starting line with all-out power and speed. But this oftentimes leads to burnout by the end of the race. The best race strategy is to have enough gas in the tank to take the athlete across... Read more