Six Ways Quitting Smoking Fixes Your Run
Quitting smoking improves running through six distinct physiological changes, including carbon monoxide clearance, cilia recovery, faster inter-session recovery, better altitude performance, and a manageable craving window, and those changes arrive in a predictable sequence starting within the first…
Seven Simple Design Secrets For Runner-Friendly Towns
Runner-friendly towns share seven specific infrastructure and programming decisions (connected routes, right-sized trailhead parking, family play areas, year-round facilities, strategic lighting, a predictable race calendar, and strong local running culture) that transform trails from amenities into…
Hot Topics in Sports Nutrition from the American College of Sports Medicine
Athletes commonly struggle with gastro-intestinal (GI) issues, ranging from nausea to diarrhea. Athletes who participate in running sports that jostle the intestines or exercise in the heat for prolonged bouts are particularly prone to GI distress.