Author name: Morning Glory Running

As race day gets close, it’s common to question everything. You start remembering the runs that felt bad instead of

Bad training days are part of every training cycle. They show up as heavy legs, slow paces, or workouts that

In the weeks before a race, doubt tends to creep in. You start replaying missed runs, rough workouts, and every

As race day gets closer, training shifts. You’re no longer trying to build up your runs. You’re trying to protect

About six weeks before race day, training usually reaches its most demanding point. You’re far enough out to keep building,

Almost everyone feels nervous before a race. You’ve put in time, effort, and hard work, and now there’s something at

What you eat before a race doesn’t need to be complicated. In fact, the simpler it is, the better most

Tapering is the part of training where you do less, not more. That can feel uncomfortable, especially when you’ve spent

When you sign up for a race, it’s natural to wonder how much progress you can make before the start

Fall races feel special. The weather cools, the miles feel steadier, and all the work you did through summer starts