Hitting the wall in a marathon: how to avoid it
Hitting the wall at mile 18–22 doesn’t have to be inevitable. Here’s what actually causes it and how everyday runners can avoid it on race day.
26.2 miles, honestly planned — for first-timers and improvers
Hitting the wall at mile 18–22 doesn’t have to be inevitable. Here’s what actually causes it and how everyday runners can avoid it on race day.
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