This May long weekend will look a little different

Even though our weekend dreams may be dashed due to COVID-19, it’s important to remember that these circumstances aren’t forever. There will be many more long weekends ahead to enjoy when safe to do so, and with everyone working together to get through this, hopefully that time isn’t in the

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Should You Eat After a Run Even If You’re Not Hungry?

In general, research suggests exercise doesn’t always cause hunger, but shows it’s actually not that weird to lose your appetite right after a workout.

“When you exercise at a high effort or for long periods of time, the body prioritizes getting blood to the working muscles, such as the legs

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The Runner’s Guide to Vitamin D Benefits

More useful “sunshine vitamin” info as we head into the warm, sunny months ahead…

Vitamin D is important for so many reasons. It has been known to:

  • keep stress fractures at bay
  • increase your lean body mass
  • improve aerobic fitness
  • enhance muscle function overall
  • boost your immune system
  • play a
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How to Learn to Love Solo Running

Another stressful week for us all.

Many of us love running for the solitary activity that it can be, but many dread the thought of running alone and struggle just getting out the door! This article offers some psychological tools to help you adjust to solo running during these challenging

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Any avid treadmillers out there?

I love to run. Outdoors, that is. I just have a love-hate relationship with the treadmill. Is it just me?

It’s said that running on the treadmill is easier than running outdoors, for a variety of reasons. One reason is that the treadmill belt assists leg turnover, making it easier

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The store is closing temporarily for the foreseeable future

We’re definitely living in extraordinary and unprecedented times right now with the recent outbreak of the coronavirus. While it is a confusing and surreal time, it is vitally important to follow the recommended health guidelines.

It’s essential that individually and collectively we each do our part to limit social interaction

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