Marathon Running: Comments From An Austrian Who’s Run Over 200 Marathons
It was on a cold, dark November day – 14 years ago – when Anton (Toni) Reiter, then 47 years old, from Vienna, made the decision to change his lifestyle … Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: training for marathon
Should You Be Running Twice A Day?
It is common among elite runners to do two training runs in a single day – that is, one in the morning and one in the evening. But recreational runners … Continue Reading →
How to avoid hitting the wall during marathon training or a race?
You may have heard about the dreaded wall that marathon runners can encounter during training or a race. In fact, if you are a marathoner yourself, you may also have … Continue Reading →
Why am I gaining weight during marathon training?
A reason why some people are interested in running a marathon is because they think that they can lose weight in doing so. This is a draw especially for females … Continue Reading →
Mental Training for a Marathon
In the preparation for a marathon, not only do you have to consider physical aspects such as the training, but the mental preparation is also important – especially during the … Continue Reading →
Common Marathon Training Plan Mistakes
You have decided to put your name down for a full marathon so now you need to train yourself up for the race. Regardless of whether you are an experienced … Continue Reading →
The Adidas Auckland Marathon 2013, NZ: My First Overseas Run
The reward to reach the finishing line – one banana. I was full of adrenaline and totally pumped up as I made my way to the ferry terminal in Auckland … Continue Reading →
Are you Ready to Run and Train for a Marathon?
You have firmly set your sights on running 42.195km. But should you take the plunge and actually sign up and train for one? Or should you give yourself another year … Continue Reading →
What are some Running Clubs in Singapore?
Updated in October 2015 You have decided to take up running but you may now be finding it boring to run and train all by yourself. Well, do not fret. … Continue Reading →