Do you have ambitious cycling goals you hope to achieve? Have your cycling goals been on your list awhile and you can’t seem to quite get there? If you do, then you’ve got to keep reading. Because here you’ll learn 4 tips and tricks to help you achieve your cycling goals. Oh, and the bonus…
You finished a hard run yesterday. Today your legs are heavy and you’re standing there debating, ‘do I go or take the day off?’ Rest day or easy run? How tired are you — really? If the answer is “very,” rest. Have your last few runs felt like a slog? One bad day is normal….
Do you find it impossible to drag yourself out the door for a winter run? Running consistently throughout winter – inside on the treadmill or outside during cold weather – has incredible benefits. It boosts your immune system, helps you manage stress, and increases your mental toughness. If you can’t bear the thought of running…
Tapering before your half marathon is an essential component to your half marathon training. After all, how hard can tapering be? You’re just running less, right? Well…though your running volume decreases, the two weeks before your half marathon can be deceptively difficult, even for veteran half marathoners. So if you’re running a half marathon soon,…
Remember when you first starting cycling? It was a thrill getting a new bike and the gear to go along with it. Fast forward to today. You’ve lost your passion for cycling. And getting ready for a ride seems more hassle than it’s worth. But there are 2 fixes you can use today to help…
Have you ever looked at a run on your calendar and thought, “this looks way too hard. I don’t think I can do it.”? So how can you keep running when you want to stop? There’s one proven strategy that’ll help you manage the emotions that arise from seeing a challenging run on your calendar….
It doesn’t matter if it’s your first half marathon, or your 10th, your half marathon will test both your endurance and your mettle. Are you ready for it? Teach yourself to handle the discomfort No runner truly enjoys being in pain. The pain is merely something you must handle to get to the good stuff—the…
This race didn’t go as planned. What next? Let it all out You get to be mad, disappointed, frustrated after working for weeks to train for your race. mad, feel disappointed, get frustrated, and so much more. You have every right to after working diligently to train for your race. Write it down All of…
Does the thought of putting on your running shoes fill you with dread? Before you quit running altogether, you’ve got to know this: it’s totally normal. Every runner, at some point, has lost all passion and enjoyment for it. It doesn’t matter if you’ve been running for a few months, or for years, it’s something…
You’ve got the bike. You’ve been riding. Now what are you working toward? Goal #1: Get pedaling There’s a bit of gear to get acquainted with on your first few rides—clipless pedals, shifting gears, and bike handling skills, traffic rules. Find a flat, traffic-free, bike-only routes to concentrate on riding and increasing your comfort with…