Marathon Tips And Advice

You just finished a marathon. You've celebrated the miles, the finish line, posted the #medalmonday Instagram post, and started the race recap. And now you're asking yourself, what's next?

Long runs are a great opportunity to practice for your race and work out the kinks in your training before you line up at the start line. But the hard runs are also an opportunity to prepare yourself mentally for the uncertainty of the marathon.

As you gear up for your next race, consider your race strategy and how you'll make it to the finish line. While specifically geared towards the marathon, some can be adjusted to fit for other race distances too!

Training for your first marathon? These FAQs will give you an idea of what to expect and how to get to the finish line.

One of the most frequently asked questions I get from runners is how to create a marathon fueling strategy. Here are some quick tips on how you can develop your own plan.

Meet Emily (@rockytoprunner), one of the incredible mentors in the First Marathon Buddy Program.

Everyone’s first marathon experience is different, but one of the themes I see again and again is that runners almost always feel like a different person on the other side of the finish line. Why is that?

Introducing the First Marathon Buddy Program, making training for your first marathon easier - and less lonely!

Loving running doesn’t mean loving every single mile. The tough runs will get you through hard races and the tough times in life. So you’re not behind, you’re not doing it wrong. If you’re new to running and you hate it, just give it some time.

Marathon training is supposed to be challenging, but it’s not supposed to break you. Unfortunately, my last training block didn’t go as...

Training for your first marathon is exciting, but also kind of overwhelming. As the host of My First Marathon and a runner myself, I’ve...