Our newest podcast is live! This week we're tackling one of the biggest mistakes marathoners make—running the wrong marathon pace—plus how to train by RPE, whether you really need a running coach, balancing training with a physically demanding job, and how to raise your running ceiling.
We've also got our expert guides to help you train smarter, including how to decide whether to race through an injury, the science-backed ideal temperature for running, our running pace calculator, and the 13 most important qualities to look for in a running coach.
In the news, two course records fell at Badwater 135, anti-doping officials say they've been unable to locate marathoner Daniel Do Nascimento since 2024, and The Running Event has announced its 2026 Best Running Stores.
Are you training at the right marathon pace—or chasing a goal your fitness isn't ready for? This week, Katelyn, Michael, and Alex explain how to find your true marathon pace, why threshold workouts matter, how to know if you need a running coach, how to train around a physically demanding job, and why your running ceiling is probably much higher than you think.
Jolliffe ran 20:53:41 and Carmen Maria Perez ran 21:05:32 in Death Valley on Tuesday, taking almost exactly the same amount of time off records that had stood since 2019 and 2023.
The South American marathon record holder left his family's home in Paraguaçu Paulista on June 19 and has not been seen since. His mother reported him missing to police on Monday, a day before his 28th birthday.
The Running Event named 65 honorees on Tuesday, the same total as 2025. Eighteen stores are new, 18 fell off, and Fleet Feet holds two fewer places than it did a year ago.
Choosing the right running coach can transform your training—here are 13 key factors to help you find the best fit for your goals, experience level, and personality.
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