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Matt Carpenter Explains His Running Philosophy

The Legend Speaks about his training philosophy. Matt Carpenter was the best trail runner of his day and still holds many records. In this video, Matt explains how he approached his training.  

Hydration for Beginners: Half Marathon to Ultra Marathon

Hydration mistakes are the most common mistakes runners make. But also one of the most preventable. Everybody is diff...

Solve Muscle Cramping Once And For All

Camping is frequently misunderstood. The commonly spoken word is that we cramp because we have low electrolytes or lo...

Three most common mistakes all runners make

 But some mistakes are repeated frequently. It's actually ridiculous how frequently we repeat the same mistakes. This video addresses the three most common mistakes runners make. But not only that, how to fix them!

The Best Way to Pace Trail & Hilly Races

Pacing hilly and mountain races is tough. Kramer explores strategic ways to not burn out too early and to get your fastest time on hilly races and marathons. 

Mastering the Perfect Long Run (Critical Race Day Simulation)

Kramer explores how to be prepared for race day by simulating race day on training runs.

The 5-Week Marathon Plan That Works

The 5-Week Marathon Plan That Works How to Train Smart — Whether You're an Ambitious or Seasoned Runner Training for ...

How much faster will you get if you lose weight?

Have you ever wondered how much faster you would get if you lost 20 pounds? In this post, we dive into the topic of the effects weight loss has on your VO2 max, running efficiency, and metabolic cost of running. 

What Happens If You Don’t Fuel a Half Marathon?

Running 13.1 Miles With No Food, No Water, No Gels, and No Electrolytes What actually happens inside your body when y...

What’s the Best Time of Day to Run? I Tested Morning vs Afternoon

Trying to figure out the best time of day to run? After one full week of morning-only workouts—including long runs, speed sessions, and a PR mile test—here’s what I learned about the pros, cons, and surprising truths of morning versus afternoon running.
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