Long-form training pieces — periodization, tempo and threshold work, peaking and tapering, mileage progression, and recovery — written by elite coaches and runner-coaches across the magazine’s 19-year run.
Level 3 Training Schedule: Marathon Training – More From Less
Editorial StaffSeptember 200022 min
Level 3 Training Schedule: Marathon Training – More From Less Editorial StaffSeptember 200022 min DeHaven Takes Seventh in Marathon SYDNEY—Rod DeHaven, America’s lone entry in the men’s Olympic Marathon, placed…
On the Mark Experts: July/August 2002 Editorial StaffJuly 20024 min The week that starts two weeks before your marathon would then begin with a few easy days to ensure you’re…
The Marathon: An Impression Paul ReeseJanuary 20005 min The Marathon: An Impression e Marathon Experience Varies Widely Th From Runner to Runner. Can We Find Any Common Ground? BY PAUL…
Level 3 Training Schedule: Marathon Training – More From Less
Guy AveryJanuary 200013 min
Level 3 Training Schedule: Marathon Training – More From Less Guy AveryJanuary 200013 min Marathon Training: (More From Less By Making Every Training Mile Count, You Can Run Faster on…
Editorial: January/February 2000 Richard BenyoJanuary 20009 min Why Wait for Your Second Wind? You train your other muscles, why not your lung muscles? PowerLung is designed to do just that….
Marathons Profiled in Marathon & Beyond (Reference List)
Editorial StaffNovember 19997 min
Marathons Profiled in Marathon & Beyond (Reference List) Editorial StaffNovember 19997 min The Rest of the Pack Below, listed alphabetically, are the other marathons profiled in Marathon & Beyond, the…
Best Marathon Training Plans Editorial StaffSeptember 20016 min There is no single "best" marathon training plan. The best plan is the one that fits your schedule, matches your fitness level,…
On the Mark Experts: January/February 2000 Editorial StaffJanuary 20004 min AT WHAT POINT […] is it too close to marathon day for tempo and interval training to be a benefit…
Secrets of Marathoning ‘ Editorial StaffMarch 19975 min Set Attainable Goals One school of thought recommends setting lofty goals in order to pressure yourself into high performance. Personally, I have…
Cobras and Concrete Editorial StaffMarch 199711 min […] run under 2:30 at the same race the next year. As with all runners I advise, I asked Joe for samples of…
What’S New In Running Research Mel WilliamsFeature201511 min […] everal studies relative to endurance running have recently been published, and the following provides a brief synopsis of each. Eo *…
