Runners dream big. Tackling a new distance, posting a personal best, losing 10 kilograms – we embrace grand challenges. But what happens after you accomplish your goal, or if your resolve weakens before you succeed? You risk stalling – unless you’ve changed your routines to those of a stronger, healthier… Read More »30 Ways to Get Fitter, Healthier and Happier
When you take on a different sport, task, or pastime, there are certain terms you need to know, and running is no exception. The language used in running circles ranges from expressions used to explain different types of training to jocular phrases used to express the sensations of being a… Read More »Running Terms And Acronyms
People with celiac disease must abstain from gluten. When someone who has celiac disease consumes gluten, it causes their immune system to react by attacking healthy cells, resulting in a variety of health issues. Although people without celiac disease may not be affected by gluten, they could still benefit from… Read More »Gluten-Free And Keto Diet
Any chocolate that contains a low amount of carbohydrates could be suitable for a ketogenic diet as long as you limit your portion size. The challenge is, many of us don’t want to just consume a minor amount, and one of the perks of a keto diet is the fact… Read More »Top 11 Keto-Friendly Chocolates
Syrups make everything taste better. Sadly, most companies put a lot of high-fructose corn syrup and sugar in their syrups to make them more appealing. Consuming this can result in major medical issues like type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and even Alzheimer’s. But several companies produce syrup of excellent quality… Read More »Top 15 Keto-Friendly Syrups
Many people understand that oils which have been greatly processed and refined, like canola and corn oil, are not as beneficial as oils which have been cold-pressed in a natural manner, such as olive or avocado oil. But where does that leave cottonseed oil? What is the source of this… Read More »Cottonseed Oil
If you have participated in several marathons, you may have begun to contemplate attempting an ultramarathon. The initial length of a race following a marathon is a 50K. Fifty-thousand meters is not the same as a 50-mile race; it is in fact a 50-kilometer event, which is the equivalent of… Read More »50K Training Guide
Many runners don’t especially care for biking, swimming, or other forms of exercise, but running every day can bring about overuse injuries that necessitate a break from exercise to let your body heal. Incorporating different types of training activities into your routine program – even when you are healthy and… Read More »Cross-Training For Runners
A tasty and simple breakfast, oatmeal is an excellent source of dietary fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Is oatmeal seen as a healthy meal selection usually, but is it suitable for the keto diet? Here’s what you need to know. Oatmeal Cooking oatmeal involves combining rolled or crushed oats with water… Read More »Oatmeal And Keto Diet
Athletes who compete in running events are all too familiar with the usual regimen needed for race training, namely that they should go for a run almost daily, with a couple of days off here and there for recovery. Engage in some aerobic exercise to give the joints a rest… Read More »Top 12 Strength Exercises For Runners