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runnersworld.com > nutrition-weight-loss > a73/19/3686 > guide-to-nutrition-fueling-program

How to Fuel Your Runs: Nutrition Tips for Training and Racing

2+ day, 19+ hour ago   (464+ words) In this program, run coach Mireille Siné sits down with leading sports dietitians and nutrition experts to answer runners’ biggest questions about fueling. Fueling can be the difference between a run that feels strong and one that falls apart. The…...

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runnersworld.com > advanced > a73/64/0545 > hip-pain-runners-relief

Hip Pain After a Run? Sports Docs Explain How to Relieve Soreness and Strengthen the Muscles That Cause It

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (1706+ words) Plus, learn exactly how to strengthen surrounding muscles so your aches don’t return. If you’ve ever experienced hip pain after running, you’re certainly not alone. The high-impact, repetitive nature of running stresses the body, and that stress can lead to…...

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runnersworld.com > training > a73/60/3678 > when-to-stop-drinking-before-a-race

Ditching Alcohol Can Give You a Performance Edge. An Expert Explains When to Cut Booze Ahead of Race Day

5+ day, 10+ hour ago   (855+ words) Waiting until you cross the finish line to toast with your running buddies can set you up for better sleep, more energy, and faster splits. Whether you’re racing the mile or the marathon, dozens of factors can influence how you…...

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runnersworld.com > uk > training > a73/61/4012 > reasons-for-hitting-the-wall

The 5 reasons runners hit the wall during a marathon (clue: it’s not just a fuelling problem)

6+ day, 6+ hour ago   (524+ words) A new study suggests hitting the wall is more complicated than you might think Ask anyone who’s run a few marathons if they’ve ever hit the wall and they’re bound to answer in the affirmative. That late-in-the-race slump is an…...

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runnersworld.com > training > a73/60/6899 > marathon-start-pace-control

A Steady Marathon Start Can Protect a Strong Finish. These 2 Simple Tips Help You Control the Early Miles.

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (903+ words) Coach-backed tips to stay patient, controlled, and strong during the opening miles. The beginning of a marathon can make even a well-prepared runner feel out of control. You often have to navigate crowds, manage race-day adrenaline, and stay in control…...

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runnersworld.com > training > a73/59/3503 > marathon-training-mistakes-derail-start

6 Common Reasons Runners Don’t Make It to Marathon Day—and Expert Tips for Avoiding the Same Training Mistakes

1+ week, 17+ hour ago   (1617+ words) Worried you might DNS? Here’s how to tweak your training to get to the starting line feeling strong, fast, and confident. Just lining up at the start of your marathon is an accomplishment in itself. You spend months training, banking…...

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runnersworld.com > training > a73/53/1198 > 20-week-beginner-marathon-training-plan

Running Your First Marathon? This 20-Week Training Plan Helps You Build Endurance and Find Your Goal Pace for 26.2

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (1100+ words) With four to five runs per week, you’ll toe the starting line healthy and confident—and cross the finish as a marathoner. Officially, you’re a marathoner when you cross the finish line of your first 26.2-mile race. But in reality,…...

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runnersworld.com > training > a73/57/2668 > run-walk-method-myths-truths

Run Coaches Debunk 3 Myths About the Run/Walk Method—and Explain How Walk Breaks Can Help You Race Faster

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (1461+ words) According to run coaches, adding walk breaks to your training can actually help you race faster, recover quicker, and conquer longer distances. Many runners have a few dirty little secrets—like not quite making it to the bathroom in time…...

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runnersworld.com > health-injuries > a73/54/2791 > running-slump-nutrient-deficiency

I Thought I Was in a Training Slump. My Bloodwork Told a Different Story.

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (717+ words) Why low vitamin or nutrient levels could be at the root of your extreme fatigue, soreness, and performance decline. I remember my legs and arms moving in slow motion, as if restricted by the resistance of water. Only I wasn’t…...

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runnersworld.com > training > a73/51/2965 > marathon-mental-tips

I’m Terrified of Hitting the Wall at Mile 20. Experts Gave Me a Plan to Finish Strong.

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1857+ words) If you’re nervous for the last few miles of 26.2, here’s how to finish strong. Last year, I signed up to run a marathon, and before I even started training, I was already sweating just thinking about the final miles of…...