Let’s be real: Running 26.2 miles isn’t easy. Even if it feels like everyone around you is training to run a marathon these days, less than 1 percent of the population actually conquers the iconic ...

Plus, we answer all your questions about training for 26.2.

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We made it, folks. Spring marathon training is here! Depending on the date of your race, most 16-week marathon plans started in late October and will continue through February. Whether you’re gearing ...

When you say you’re running a marathon, everyone around you suddenly becomes an expert. Family members are full of unsolicited advice, friends start forwarding you fuelling strategies on Instagram, ...

Reaching your potential in the marathon is, well, a marathon. For many runners, the story goes something like this: you sign up for your first 26.2 with the simple goal of completing it. You follow a ...

The Flying Pig is just days away, and with thousands of runners set to participate, doctors are sharing advice to help them avoid injury. Christ Hospital Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Michael Palmer, says ...

Until 21 September, Tokyo is playing host to the World Athletics Championships. Between the drama of photo-finish marathons and nail-biting sprints, I had the chance to sit down with four elite ...

There's a 90% chance of participation on Sunday, Oct. 19, according to the National Weather Service on Friday, Oct. 17. From staying positive to avoiding chaffing, this article provides tips for ...

In the past year, the Shamrock Marathon in Virginia Beach, the L.A. Marathon, the Twin Cities Marathon, and the Brooklyn Half Marathon saw high temps of anywhere from 80 to 88 degrees, with up to 90 ...

After months of intense training and finally crossing the finish line, you find yourself sick after running a marathon. Whether it’s stomach upset or flu-like symptoms, it’s normal to feel sick after ...