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Are You Ready to Chase a Boston Qualifier? Build the Runner Before You Build the Marathon
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Chasing a Boston qualifier doesn’t have to begin with a marathon training cycle. Sometimes the smartest strategy is to zoom out, build durability over multiple training cycles, and use that time to strengthen the pieces that make a breakthrough possible. Here’s how to build the runner before asking them to build the qualifying marathon.
Running Through Pain Isn’t Grit—It’s Conditioning. And the World Marathon Majors Are Fueling It.
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Why do runners push through injuries to race? This blog dives into how World Marathon Majors, sunk costs, and social pressure fuel harmful decisions—and what real toughness looks like instead.
The Ego Behind Elitism in Running: Why Gatekeeping Hurts Us All
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Explore the ego and lack of empathy driving elitism in running. This post challenges gatekeeping in the sport and calls for a more inclusive, supportive community.
The Hidden Costs of Running a Marathon for Charity: What Every Athlete Needs to Know
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Thinking about running a World Marathon Major for charity? Learn about the hidden costs beyond registration fees, from travel to fundraising. Get tips on how to prepare and avoid surprises. Let me help you plan your marathon journey!
How Many People Have Run a Marathon, and What Are the Odds of Completing Three in a Year Without Injury?
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Studies show that only about 1% of the global population has ever run a marathon. In the U.S., this percentage is slightly higher, but it's still a pretty small group.