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Why Running by Effort Can Be the Key to Stress-Free Training on the Treadmill
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In this post, I discuss how running by effort—rather than obsessing over data from your watch or treadmill—can reduce stress and make your training more enjoyable. By tuning into your body’s signals, you can shift the focus from numbers to how you feel during your run, leading to a more relaxed and mindful experience. I share how this approach not only enhances your mental well-being but also supports better long-term performance. Ready to embrace stress-free running? Let’s work together to make that happen!
Breaking the Mold: Embracing Your Own Pace
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How Your Running Form Changes in Snow and Ice: Tips for Staying Safe and Efficient
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Discover how running form changes in snow and ice and learn practical tips to maintain balance, prevent injury, and improve your winter runs. Work with a coach to stay safe and strong.
Staying Motivated as a Masters and Menopausal Athlete: Fresh Approaches to Keep Going When You Feel Like Stopping
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Struggling to stay motivated as a masters or menopausal athlete? Discover fresh perspectives and actionable strategies to keep your running goals on track and stay inspired, no matter the challenges.
Why Masters and Menopausal Athletes Can Get Faster—And How to Make It Happen
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Discover how masters and menopausal athletes can actually improve their speed, leverage their experience, and embrace smarter training to run faster. Learn strategies and insights that challenge the narrative of aging and decline.