400s Don’t Have to Suck. Exhibit A: This Snappy Workout for 5K Speed.
Quick intervals paired with steady recoveries help you practice surging, settling, and staying strong.
This high-intensity training method isn’t the fitness “cheat code” of our dreams, but it can still make you faster if you know how to use it.
Quick intervals paired with steady recoveries help you practice surging, settling, and staying strong.
Ease back into speed work with a tempo run followed by some snappy repeats.
Often, it's the sessions we dread the most that lead to the biggest gains.
We tapped three expert coaches to learn about their most creative, unusual, yet effective training sessions.
In this hill workout, you don't stop when you get to the top.
The first American man to win the L.A. Marathon in 31 years talks about his big breakthrough and reveals the details of three key workouts that helped him get there.
Three distinct types of progression runs — that finish faster than started — to incorporate into your training plans, plus their unique benefits.
Get stronger with these five simple strength-training maneuvers from coach Jeff Horowitz.
This workout will help you get comfortable in a relaxed speed and build muscular endurance