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Athlete Orcan Ogetbil Went from a 3:58 to a 3:10 Marathon

Orcan Ogetbil went from running a 3:58 marathon (his first Brooklyn Marathon) to a 3:10 marathon (his sixth marathon this past Sunday running in the NYCRUNS Brooklyn Marathon) in 3.5 years.  Backstory What is currently your biggest challenge preventing you from achieving your goals? Above is one of the questions I asked Runwithalli®️ coached athlete Orcan Ogetbil

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How To Run A Sub-2 Hour Half Strong and Injury-Free Without Trying To Plan It All Yourself

Running a half marathon is a significant milestone in itself. The first time I ran my first half marathon, my goal was to finish without stopping to walk! Yours too? While training for a half marathon, developing a substantial base number of miles leading into the half-marathon build-up phase is essential. If you can run

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A New PR & 1st Place Running the Brooklyn Fall CityTri Runs Half Marathon | How I Did It

My Brooklyn Fall Half Marathon CityTri Runs Training Plan John Landy- The Training for a sub-4 mile in the Science of Running Blog discusses in the article referenced here the various training blocks he applied to his training that goes into more intense workouts rather than placing a focus on endurance and volume for his

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Running With Weights | The Unexpected Benefits This Has For Runners

Why would you run with weights? For what reason? Around town, you most likely don’t see many runners intentionally running around with weights, or a weighted backpack, right?! I mean, other than that hardcore runner who’s in BEAST MODE sprinting over the Williamsburg bridge while practicing for that next OUT AND BACK race of course.

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Running Cadence and Foot Strike – Everything You Need To Know

Any routine is hard to begin. I wouldn’t say I like change at all. Best, we make use of the resources we’ve got to help make transition manageable. There is consistent change along your running journey. Whether you’re training for your first marathon or working on nailing your most optimal running form, you need to

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