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Ultramarathon race day guide for first timers

June 2, 2026 by Tom Briggs
Runner crossing mountain trail finish line at dawn during first ultramarathon race

Tackling your first ultramarathon? This honest race day guide covers pacing, fuelling, kit, mindset and what to do when things go wrong.

Categories Marathon Training, Training Plans

Treadmill vs outdoor running pros and cons: honest guide

June 2, 2026 by Claire Matthews
Runner splits between treadmill belt and outdoor trail path comparing both surfaces

Treadmill or outside? We break down the real pros and cons of both so you can make smarter training decisions — whatever your schedule looks like.

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Strides in running: what they are and when to do them

June 1, 2026 by Tom Briggs
Runner executing a powerful stride on an open road, legs extended mid-sprint

Strides aren’t just for fast runners. Learn exactly what they are, how long they should take, and when to add them to your training week.

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Stress fracture running: signs, symptoms and recovery

June 1, 2026 by Aisha Rahman
Runner holding injured foot on track, showing stress fracture pain and recovery

Sharp bone pain that won’t quit? Learn to spot the signs of a stress fracture, understand the recovery timeline, and know when you can run again.

Categories Post-Race Recovery, Race Guides

Running when stressed: does exercise actually help?

June 1, 2026 by Claire Matthews
Runner sprinting through park, face tense, releasing stress on a tree-lined path

Stressed and wondering if a run will actually help — or make things worse? Here’s what the science says and how to use running to manage stress effectively.

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Running plateau: how to break through it and improve

May 31, 2026 by Claire Matthews
Runner pushing through fatigue on a road, breaking past a training plateau

Stuck at the same pace or distance for months? Here’s why running plateaus happen and exactly what to do to start improving again.

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Running doubles: training twice a day for amateurs

May 31, 2026 by Claire Matthews
Amateur runner on a morning road run, training for a second daily workout session

Thinking about running twice a day? Here’s what doubles training actually looks like for everyday runners — with real guidance on when it helps and when it backfires.

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What is a good half marathon time for a beginner?

May 31, 2026 by Dan Fletcher
Beginner runner crossing half marathon finish line with arms raised in triumph

Wondering what a good beginner half marathon time looks like? Real pace breakdowns, honest benchmarks, and what to actually aim for your first 13.1 miles.

Categories Beginner Running, Training Plans

Progressive overload for runners: how to apply it

May 31, 2026 by Claire Matthews
Runner increasing pace on track, demonstrating progressive overload training principles

Progressive overload isn’t just for gym-goers. Here’s how to apply it to your running training to build fitness without breaking down.

Categories Gadgets & Tech, Gear & Kit

Running your second marathon: what changes

May 31, 2026 by Claire Matthews
Runner crossing marathon finish line, race bib visible, determined expression on face

Your second marathon should be smarter, not just faster. Here’s what actually changes — training, pacing, fuelling, and mindset — when you’ve got one under your belt.

Categories Marathon Training, Training Plans
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