Andy Vernon explains how training is changing for the marathon

The long time GB track and cross country ace chats about adapting his running schedule to prepare for a marathon debut...

Process over outcome

Stephen Scullion reflects on his experiences to highlight why you should embrace the good and bad moments during your own running...

You don’t have to smash every run

Just how hard should training be? Some think the greatest runners just work harder than everyone else, but do they go...

Chasing Sub 2:30: Nearly blowing it and a 2:29:31 finish!

In the marathon you don’t get what you want, you get what you deserve. A few days on Robbie Britton reflects...

How I train: Mick Clohisey

The Irish marathoner keeps easy runs easy and maximises hard sessions ahead of his second Olympic bid. Mick Clohisey, who previously spoke...

Chasing Sub 2:30: Explaining the joys of the taper

The time has come for the Sub 2:30 project to produce the goods! It’s race week and in the last blog...

Chasing sub 2:30: The importance of teamwork

The loneliness of the long distance runner is well known, but on the journey to sub 2:30 at Valencia Marathon it’s...

Chasing sub 2:30: marathon training starting to ‘click’

Two weeks can be a long time in marathon training. You can even go from doubting your goals to wondering if...

How I train: Chris Thompson

The British international shares insights into his training philosophy and the effects of ageing on performance levels. Chris Thompson, who previously spoke to Fast...

Are you a training racer?

We all know someone who just has to be in front, turns every easy run into an all out sprint and...