hustle.run.thrive. blog — long runs

Should you run by time or by distance? The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. Both approaches have unique benefits that can make you a stronger, more adaptable runner. In this post, I break down why mixing time-based and distance-based runs can help you train smarter, reduce stress, and reach your goals with more confidence. Read on to find out how to balance both—and why your training might need a shake-up.

There’s nothing worse than feeling that telltale hot spot forming on your foot mid-run. You know it’s trouble, but you also know you’ve got miles to go. If you’ve got a blister brewing near your arch and need to stop it from getting worse before your long run tomorrow, here’s how to keep it in check.