How to breathe during a low-paced duration run
Are you a heavy breather while running? Does your duration run feel like a struggle to reach the finish line? Improving your breathing technique will make your runs much more …
Author: Angelique
Essential Stretches for Runners
Runners need to stretch! It will keep the muscles in the body flexible so that the muscles and joints are at their fullest range of motion. Why? Running will make …
Running with a Mind Full or a Mindful Run?
Historically mindfulness exercises had been developed in Buddhist meditation practice. Nowadays many athletes use mindfulness during their runs. When combined with breathing techniques, mindful running becomes a unique workout to …
How sugar makes us tired
Although a sugary snack may quickly produce an energy boost, this feeling won’t last long. An hour later we will feel tired again. It is remarkable how much impact refined …
Running Heart Rate Zones
Many training plans are based on heart rate zones. Find out how to determine yours, and how to use them effectively during your runs. What are Heart Rate zones? Using …
Difference between Anaerobic and Aerobic training
Our runs can be classified as anaerobic or aerobic. There is only a small difference in spelling, but the difference in training intensity and energy supply is enormous. With or …
Become a MoreFun2Run Guest Blogger!
Do you like to run, and would you like to share your running experiences? Then grab this chance, and write your first running blog post for MoreFun2Run. The invitation is …
Breathwork for runners
When you are heading out for a run, while your mind is still stressed about the busy day you’ve had, it may feel hard to “empty your head”. You are …
Let go of running goals and Run For Fun!
Do you remember being a young child, and you just wanted to run all the time? Running to school, running upstairs, to your room, running to your friends’ house, running …
Achilles Tendonitis – Home Treatment & Prevention Tips
Many runners suffer from Achilles Tendonitis, an injury at the back of the heel, near the bottom of the calf. To ease discomfort and speed up recovery, you may want …