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How (and Why) to Add Strides to Your Runs

If you can only do one type of running, many of us choose slow, steady running—“zone 2” is the trendy…

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The Most Basic Equipment You Need to Work Out at Home

If you’re building out a home gym, we have suggestions on where to start and what to buy next. But…

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No, Light Weights and Heavy Weights Can’t Give You the Same Workout

In the world of exercise, variety abounds. You can lift light weights, or heavy weights, or no weights at all.…

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Why Your First Mile Always Sucks (and Why That’s OK)

It’s not just you. The first mile of a run (or about the first ten minutes of any exercise) sucks…

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What to Do When You Get Chills While Working Out

Have you ever been in the middle of a run and gotten hit with a sudden wave of chills, goosebumps,…

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The Beginner’s Guide to Safe Urban Running

Running in the heart of a metropolitan city can be a lot different than running in a quiet neighborhood or…

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Your Training ‘Week’ Doesn’t Have to Be Seven Days Long

How many days are in your training week? If you’re like most of us, seven. But this is because we…

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You Can Still Get Into Cycling When You’re Overweight

If you’re overweight, biking might be the ultimate way to get active and get in shape. It’s low impact, so…

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All the Different Bars at the Gym, Explained

Before you can lift a loaded barbell, you have to find a bar and load some plates onto it. At…

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Your Athletic Peak Is Longer Than You Think

In the world of sports, young athletes get a lot of attention: High school and college teams are full of…

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