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How often should you run?  This is a common question from beginner and experienced runners alike looking to train for their next race or up their running game.  Running every day is not the answer when it comes to running faster or achieving your next PB.  It’s much more about training smarter and not harder in order to prevent burnout, overtraining and common overuse injuries. Marathon Training Motivation, Beginner Half Marathon Training, Half Marathon Tips, Beginner Runner Tips, Long Distance Running Tips, Marathon Training For Beginners, Beginner Running, Prevent Burnout, Marathon Motivation

How often should you run? This is a common question from beginner and experienced runners alike looking to train for their next race or up their running game. Running every day is not the answer when it comes to running faster or achieving your next PB. It’s much more about training smarter and not harder in order to prevent burnout, overtraining and common overuse injuries.

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You may be wondering how to get better at running without pounding the pavement each week. When I first started running, all I focus on was running. It didn’t occur to me that other forms of exercise and different modes of training could actually help me become a better runner. Like many runners, I was led to believe that running miles after miles would help me get better at running. How I was wrong! After all, running for miles on end makes sense right? Wrong! Foam Rolling For Runners, Get Better At Running, Strength Training Guide, Benefits Of Running, Muscular Strength, How To Get Better, Running For Beginners, I Was Wrong, Strong Muscles

You may be wondering how to get better at running without pounding the pavement each week. When I first started running, all I focus on was running. It didn’t occur to me that other forms of exercise and different modes of training could actually help me become a better runner. Like many runners, I was led to believe that running miles after miles would help me get better at running. How I was wrong! After all, running for miles on end makes sense right? Wrong!

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