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Coffee Before Running: Science-Backed Benefits and Risks

Should you drink coffee before running? Research suggests caffeine can improve endurance and reduce fatigue, but it doesn’t work for everyone. Learn the benefits, risks, and best ways to use caffeine for optimal performance.

Carbon Plate Running Shoes: Do They Really Make You Faster?

Curious about carbon plated running shoes? Discover how they work, who benefits from them, and whether they’re worth the high price tag. We break down the science, performance impact, and more.

Liverpool Hero Riise Takes on 24-Hour 172km Treadmill Challenge

The ex-Liverpool star covers 172km in a day to support mental health.

These 10 Celebrities Dominated Marathons With Impressive Speeds

These celebrities proved their endurance beyond the spotlight, see their impressive marathon times and what motivated them to run!

Weather's Impact on Running Performance: What Every Runner Needs to Know

Discover how temperature, humidity, wind, and other weather conditions affect running performance. Learn essential strategies for adapting your running to different weather conditions and optimizing your training year-round.

ASICS Novablast 5 Review: Does It Live Up to the Hype?

Here's our honest and unbiased review of the Asics Novablast 5 shoe which was released in December 2024.

Bored of Running? Try These Fun Strategies to Stay Motivated

Running should be an enjoyable and rewarding experience, but sometimes it can feel repetitive or uninspiring.

Common Knee Running Injuries: Causes, Prevention, and Recovery

In this article, we’ll explore common knee injuries among runners, their causes, treatment options, and ways to prevent them.

The Truth About Treadmill 1% Inclines

More than likely, you have heard that you need to have a 1% incline on a treadmill to mimic outdoor running. Some runners treat this recommendation as absolute gospel, considering a treadmill run inferior if it lacks an incline.

Does Running Burn Belly Fat? Plus 10 Effective Tips to Shed Stubborn Fat

Belly fat can be stubborn and, in some cases, harmful. Visceral fat, the type that surrounds your internal organs, increases the risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and other health conditions.