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How to recover properly after a long outing?
When you are preparing for a half marathon or a marathon, the weekly long run will be a must to get your body used to running the kilometers. For a half marathon, the distance for a long run will ...
Read more6 marathons in Europe to achieve a performance
Whether you're looking to set a personal best or achieve a marathon career-best, choosing the right destination is part of the winning combination beyond careful preparation and sparkling race-day...
Read more10 tips for preparing for several days of trail-hiking
Setting off on a multi-day, autonomous trail-hiking and wilderness tour requires a bit of preparation. Traveling is like being a nomad for a few days, living in nature day and night. It is both in...
Read more3 marathons to run at least once in Europe
Running a marathon in a city abroad, especially in a city you don't know or know very little about, is an opportunity to both take on a major sporting challenge and discover a city over a long wee...
Read more5 Things to Know Before Training for a Marathon
Deciding to train for a marathon is not a decision to be taken lightly. The marathon is a demanding event that will push your body and mind to its limits. To help you with this great challenge, ...
Read moreWhat are the benefits of running?
If you already run and walk regularly, this article should only strengthen your motivation to continue your regular running or walking practice. If you do not practice running or walking regularly...
Read more3 Marathons to run at least once in France
If you are looking for ideas for Marathons and cities to discover while running in France, here are three very different Marathons that are worth the trip as the Michelin guide would say. These ar...
Read more5 complementary sports to running
To continue practicing and enjoying running for as long as possible, a key tip is to regularly practice one or more sports that complement running. We recommend 5 different ones to choose from, ...
Read moreWhy is fundamental pace key to progress in running?
In running, as in any other endurance sport, the fundamental pace is a bit like the base or the foundation on which we can build our training and measure our progress. It is also the pace at w...
Read moreWhy do interval training sessions?
Interval training sessions or HIT in English ( High Intensity Training ) are essential for progressing in running. These are interval training sessions with repeated intense efforts.
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