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Marathon Pacing 101

To adequately prepare for any race, it is important to include workouts in your training plan that involve maintaining your desired race pace. When preparing for a 100-mile race, the long runs will be done at a comfortable and easy pace. However, when training for a marathon, specific portions of… Read More »Marathon Pacing 101

Cross-Training For Runners

Most online training programs and running books mention cross-training for runners for a reason. Despite the love runners have for running long distances, it is beneficial to incorporate different types of training to become a resilient runner and lessen the risk of injury. You don’t need to register for a… Read More »Cross-Training For Runners

Guide In Exercising While Keto

Keto-adaptation Dr. Stephen Phinney, an esteemed researcher of the Keto diet, introduced the concept of Keto-adaptation, which refers to the adjustment of the body to utilize fat as its primary energy source. Achieving this state of fat-adaptation generally requires following a low-carbohydrate regimen for several weeks. In practical terms, this… Read More »Guide In Exercising While Keto

Electrolytes And Keto Diet

Insufficient intake of electrolytes on the Keto diet can have noticeable effects on your health. These include decreased energy levels, muscle cramps, confusion, headaches, debility, trouble sleeping, and various other symptoms associated with the widely known Keto flu. The Keto flu is frequently attributed to a difficult shift to fat-burning,… Read More »Electrolytes And Keto Diet

Fueling A Marathon

If you’re getting ready to run 26.2 miles this spring, you’ve likely been considering how to fuel yourself for the race. Hopefully, you have already tried out energy gels or chews, carb drinks, or even real food during your long training runs, and have tested various breakfast and dinner options… Read More »Fueling A Marathon