Strategies to Combat Over-Training
Over-training is common in runners. It affects far more than your body’s ability to recover. Identify and combat the over-training syndrome.
The 5K race distance continues to be one of the most famous race distances in the world. The attraction of this running distance is that it is a great race for all types of runners. For many individuals, five kilometers (3.1 miles) is the first race distance they will try to complete. It’s their first race medal and t-shirt or a good challenge on their way to a healthier lifestyle. Even for more experienced runners, the 5k is a fun and fast challenge. Training for a 5k can be fun, challenging, and rewarding!
We’ve compiled the below list of articles on our website to help with 5k training. These articles cover topics such as speed workouts, hill training, creating better running habits, and more! Whether you are just starting or looking to take your training to the next level, these articles will improve your running experience.
Be sure also to check out our 5K Training Plans, designed for beginners through the advanced runner. In these training plans, you’ll find complete details of what to do each day of the week as you prepare for an upcoming 5k race.
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Over-training is common in runners. It affects far more than your body’s ability to recover. Identify and combat the over-training syndrome.
Base building is a commonly used but rarely well defined term in running. Base training can be summed up as teaching your body to rely on fat for fuel at increasing paces.
Ready to improve your running speed? Even long-distance runners can get faster with these 5 ways to improve running speed.
The Rate of Perceived Effort Scale (RPE) is very useful in helping to determine if you are exercising at the intended intensity for a workout. Learn how to use this scale to maximize your training benefits from running.
If your goals are to get faster, run longer, build more muscle, or even to lose weight, you may want to consider adding stamina runs, tempo runs, speed runs and more to your training routine.
The long run is a crucial ingredient for any distance runners training routine. Learn how variations can keep you from boredom and have you running faster times.
Choosing to run for time or distance depends on the purpose of your workout and your overall running goals. Learn how to use both methods.
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