Happy Sunday! We have plenty of practical advice for your upcoming training week: six last-minute marathon tips for race day, whether you should run when you’re feeling under the weather, how to dial in your running cadence, and what cardiac drift means for your training.
In the news, Philemon Kiriago and Mădălina Florea pulled off an impressive mountain-racing double at Sierre-Zinal,Jakob Ingebrigtsen is heading back to the Diamond League in Zürich, and Athlos is going international with its first meet outside the US.
And HOKA just made an unusual move with one of its most popular trainers: launching the new Clifton Pro just days after the latest Clifton. It's faster and more aggressive but promises the comfort Clifton fans love—so why two similar shoes at nearly the same price, and which one should you choose? Senior Editor Alex Cyr breaks down the differences.
HOKA did something unthinkable when launching the latest version of their best training shoe, the Clifton: they released a second, even better model.
The Clifton Pro is faster and more aggressive than its classic counterpart, all while keeping the comfort and cushion that Clifton fans have come to love.
But why would HOKA release two similar shoes over the span of nine days, and price them almost the same? Senior Editor Alex Cyr breaks it down and compares both shoes here to help you decide which one is right for you.
If your race day is almost here—these six last-minute marathon tips will help you arrive at the start line prepared, confident, and ready to run your best.
Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson will defend her 800m title at StoneX Stadium on Friday, Sept. 18, with the BBC carrying the all-women's meet live across its digital platforms.
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