Catch niggles early, train through them safely, and know when to back off.
The runners who go furthest aren’t the ones who never get hurt — they’re the ones who notice early and adjust. These guides cover what to do when something starts to ache, how to come back from a layoff without re-aggravating it, and the warning signs that mean it’s time to see a physio.
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What happens biomechanically when you run — and how small changes in cadence, ground contact, and pace can unlock faster, more efficient racing.
The taper is where fitness becomes performance — but it's also where most runners lose their minds. Here's how to handle the final 2–3 weeks before race day.