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Get Stronger, Sexier Legs

Get Stronger, Sexier Legs

A few quick exercises are all you need to get a strong lower body.

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Race Preparation Tips

Race Preparation Tips

What to do in the days and the hours before your 5-K race. By Jeff Galloway

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Brain Power

Brain Power

Knowing how you think on the run can improve your workouts – and your mood. by Gigi Douban

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Correct Your Running Errors

Correct Your Running Errors

Simple solutions to common problems. by Jeff Galloway

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Cut Your Training

Cut Your Training

By shaving miles and minutes from your long runs, you can get fitter—faster.

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Time Saving Racing Tips

Time Saving Racing Tips

Shave up to 76 minutes off your Two Oceans Ultra Marathon time and up to 31 minutes off your half marathon time. Use these tips from official Two Oceans coach, Dave Spence. Interviewed by Allister Arendse

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Run Midday For A Boost

Run Midday For A Boost

All you need is a one hour lunch break to sharpen your performance on the road and make you more effective behind your desk. By Matt Allyn

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Master Those Hills

Master Those Hills

Here in South Africa we have a ‘thing’ for hills, hence the fact that we even name the biggest monster climbs. Therefore, it helps if we actually know HOW to run them comfortably and efficiently. Follow these tips and you’ll be able to climb any hill come race day. – By Jim and Phil Wharton

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Run Healthy All Year

Run Healthy All Year

For some people, staying healthy is actually pretty simple. It amounts to fighting off the smaller stuff (colds, flu, infections), and avoiding the larger stuff like cancer and heart disease. Runners are different. Our standards are higher. – By John Hanc, Dave Kuehls and Martha Schindler

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Tempo Running Done Right

Tempo Running Done Right

Tempo runs put you at your lactate-threshold pace, which trains your body to become better at buffering the lactic acid, thus increasing your ability to run faster or longer. So it makes sense to learn to hit and hold your lactate threshold pace on your next training run. – By Ed Eyestone

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