marathon pacing

Don’t Guess Your Marathon Pace – Train It Before Race Day

Running your target marathon pace is a skill that should be practised before race day. Learn why marathon pace is about more than just your watch, how to build confidence through training, and why pacing correctly from the start can make all the difference over 42.2 kilometres.

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marathon training

Missed a Workout? Don’t Chase It

Missing a workout during marathon training isn’t the end of the world. Learn why trying to “catch up” missed sessions can do more harm than good, and discover why consistency over months matters far more than any single workout when preparing for your next marathon.

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marathon recovery

Respect Recovery Days: They Make You a Better Marathon Runner

Recovery is where your marathon fitness is built. Learn why respecting recovery days, keeping easy runs genuinely easy, and allowing your body time to adapt can improve performance, reduce injury risk, and help you stay consistent throughout your marathon training programme for long-term success.

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marathon nutrition

Never Try New Nutrition on Marathon Race Day

Your marathon nutrition strategy should be tested in training, not discovered on race day. Learn how to use long runs to practise fueling, hydration, and timing so you can avoid surprises, reduce the risk of hitting the wall, and give yourself the best chance of marathon success.

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marathon training

Stop Running Your Long Runs Too Fast

Many marathon runners make the mistake of running their long runs too fast. Learn why slowing down can actually help you build better endurance, recover more effectively, and improve race-day performance. Discover how easy running fits into successful marathon preparation and why consistency beats heroic training sessions every time.

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