One of the hardest parts of winter running is simply getting out of bed and out the door. As soon as the alarm clock goes off ...

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Many runners enjoy the aspect of community while running. Sharing success, joy and even pain unites people through every stride. Together, we're simply able to to help endure physical and mental ...

Here at Runner’s World, we enjoy the springtime as a prime opportunity to tackle 13.1-mile goals. With a training block to ...

It’s 7 a.m. on Saturday, and you have a long run scheduled in just a few minutes. While you know you should get up and run, you just might not be feeling up to it. What’s a runner to do? Consider ...

It may be tough to get up and go for a run. But most of the time, you’ll be more pleased and satisfied with yourself if you get up and do it. Think about the reasons you want to run in the first place ...

With fun running, you can “just take the stress off and let your body relax and run because you love to run, not because somebody’s forcing you to perform,” Janet Hamilton, a Georgia-based running ...

On Sunday, more than 24,000 people will run the 26.2 miles of the L.A. Marathon from Dodger Stadium to Santa Monica — a good chunk of them first-timers. Without knowing quite what they were getting ...

When the first running boom hit the United States in the 1970s and 1980s, it was all about racing. A runner’s daily running was called “training,” and geared toward running fast at the weekly 10k race ...