Step forward with right foot while keeping left foot in place. Bend both knees 90 degrees. Front right knee should track over ...

The best way to avoid common problems like runner’s knee is to strengthen the muscles that support this important joint.

To help prevent injury, add these moves to your routine. To help prevent injury, add these moves to your routine. Credit... Supported by By Alyssa Ages Starting to run is simple: Lace up your sneakers ...

If you run as part of your regular training, you will inevitably suffer a sprained ankle or knee, or an overuse injury such as tendinitis, shin splints or a stress fracture. At least 50% of regular ...

This workout consists of four-minute bursts of exercise, done at 85 to 95% of your maximum heart rate. Afterwards, you get ...

When I'm marathon training, my schedule revolves around logging miles. Between work, relationships, and hitting the pavement for my training runs, finding time for strength training feels impossible.

You see even more clear patterns when you’re an organization with more than 90 run coaches like New York Road Runners (NYRR), ...

The leg workout of the week starts with a warm-up mixed with jogging, calisthenics and dynamic stretches. Much of the workout consists of running speed intervals and leg/core exercises. The end of the ...

This summer, we’re honoring our mind, body, and spirit and accepting the beauty of our bodies. However, that doesn’t mean we have to shy away from giving ourselves a tune-up, and the perfect area to ...

Add in some extra resistance by targeting a muddy route – you’ll have plenty of options at this time of year. Running through ...

Buying a new piece of fitness equipment is exciting (if you know what to look for), but then comes the real challenge: actually working out. So, you've got your stair stepper all set up—now what? How ...