He is the founder of The Running Week, a runner, and a lifelong sports enthusiast dedicated to sharing practical advice, inspiring stories, and evidence-based training tips.
Discover the best sleep position for runners, why side and back sleeping beat stomach sleeping, and simple tweaks to wake up fresher after hard training.
Learn exactly what to eat before a half marathon, from race week to the start line, with a simple fueling and hydration plan to help you run.
Learn the running basics that actually matter, from shoes and hydration to pacing, race etiquette, and injury prevention, so you can start stronger and stay consistent.
You do not need to run 13.1 miles in training to prepare for a half marathon. Learn how short your long run can be while still building confidence, endurance, and race-day readiness.
Learn the signs that your speedwork is too hard, and how to adjust intervals and tempo sessions so you recover well, avoid burnout, and keep making progress.
Ready to move from 13.1 to 26.2? This guide shows how to train smarter for a marathon with the right pacing, fueling, long runs, and mindset.
Kenyan runner Sebastian Sawe did what generations of athletes, scientists, and coaches believed was virtually impossible: he crossed the finish line of the London Marathon in 1 hour, 59 minutes and 30 seconds.
Paavo Nurmi’s simple walk-and-sprint routine blends low-impact endurance with short, controlled speed bursts. Learn how this early form of polarized training can help you run a faster 10K, recover better, and reduce injury risk.
Learn how to spot (and fix) the most common running form mistakes head position and arm swing to overstriding and heavy foot strikes so you waste less energy, run smoother, and lower your injury risk.
Fatigue doesn’t just hit your legs it often starts in your torso. Learn how a tiring run changes pelvic and upper-body control, why it ruins efficiency and breathing, and the simple strength drills that help you hold pace longer.
Manuela Vilaseca’s 200-mile wins prove ultra success isn’t only about massive weekly mileage. With a deep aerobic base, smart cross-training, training by time, and moderated long runs, you can build durable endurance without constant mileage spikes.
Avoid the biggest beginner running mistakes—like progressing too fast, skipping warmups, neglecting recovery, and training without a plan. Learn simple, sustainable fixes that make running feel easier, safer, and far more consistent.
