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Training Zones Are a Tool, Not a Plan

Training zones group physiological effort into categories for easier management. However, treating these zones as strict rules can stall pr…

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The Right Time to Work on Speed

Speed training is not a fixed phase but an evolving quality in a training cycle. Early season speed work sharpens neuromuscular function, m…

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The Power of Slow Long Runs

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Marathon Recovery Time: How Long Does It Really Take?

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