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Training for your first ultramarathon is a monumental journey that requires dedication, consistency, and strategic preparation. As you embark on this adventure, you must equip yourself with the right knowledge and tools to ensure a successful race day. This guide provides comprehensive insights into pre-run preparation, training tips, nutrition plans, gear recommendations, race day strategies, and post-race recovery to help you navigate every aspect of your ultramarathon training. Pre-Run Preparation Training Tips Build a Strong Base: Long Runs: Begin with weekly long runs,

Running is more than just an exercise; it's a passion, a test of endurance, and a way to connect with oneself. But after pounding the pavement and pushing your limits, what you refuel with can make or break your recovery. Welcome to "Nourish to Flourish," where we'll deep-dive into post-run nutrition and why it's the secret weapon every runner and fitness enthusiast needs. Why Post-Run Nutrition Matters After a satisfying run, your body is in a state of recovery. Muscles have been

I am an RRCA Distance Coach with a wealth of running experience, including eight marathons and thirteen half-marathons and I’d like to share invaluable tips for runners looking to save money on their gear without compromising on quality. Here are a few tips for runners looking to save money while either starting the sport or continuing on your journey: 1. Always Search for Clearance on Fitness Websites Weekly Deals: Take advantage of regular clearance events like Lululemon's "We Made Too Much" offerings,

In a turn of events that has captured the attention of the global sports community, the Beijing Half Marathon recently became the center stage for a controversy that cuts to the heart of athletic integrity and competition. At the heart of the debacle were Kenyan runners Robert Keter, Willy Mnangat, Ethiopian Dejene Hailu Bikila, and Chinese runner He Jie, whose actions during the race have sparked widespread debate and led to significant repercussions. The controversy erupted following the release of video