How to Run Faster
May 9, 2008 Read more »
Type that phrase into Google and you get 43,000 hits (plus 48 videos). But who wants to go through all those agonizing drills? Here are 10 surefire ways to improve your speed.
The Golden Years
April 18, 2008 Read more »
In running, being over the hill just means you’re picking up steam.
If the blogosphere is any judge, the biggest news out of last week’s London Marathon was not Ryan Hall’s blistering 2:06:17, nor the fact that it was only good enough for fifth place in a race where a record six men finished under 2:07.
Time To Run?
April 17, 2008 Read more »
Kids grow up so fast. Trust me, I know. My two year old just told me the other day that she needs some privacy in the washroom. Time with our children is precious, but our running and health shouldn’t be compromised.
Tips for Running with Dogs
April 11, 2008 Read more »
Do you run with your dog? Complete Running’s Retail Therapy guru Runner Susan was interviewed by Joanne Greene for the Good Dog Podcast. Listen to her advice about running with dogs, including watching for blisters and why you shouldn’t give your long-haired dog a haircut
Do You Dress the Way You Run?
April 11, 2008 Read more »
Does your running apparel correctly reflect your running status?
Ah yes, as if we didn’t have enough to worry about when it comes to suiting up and accessorizing for a race – pronating, wicking, chafing, bouncing – the list goes on and on. But there’s also the issue of what your togs say about what […]
Races Off The Beaten Path
March 31, 2008 Read more »
So you’ve run the Marine Corps Marathon, the Chicago Marathon, the New York Marathon and even the Flying Pig Marathon, but now you’re looking for something a little different. Although running a marathon anywhere is a unique experience in the scope of life’s experiences, some marathons add to the interest
Ouch, Hamstring Strains
March 25, 2008 Read more »
Wednesday is track day for me. Intervals, anaerobic intensity and intense pain are the order of the day. This particular day however, I was running late
Visualizing the High
March 19, 2008 Read more »
Runner’s high: the idea that endorphins released during endurance activities cause a person to feel exceptionally happy— euphoric, even. Is it fact or fiction?
If Paula Can Do It (Running While Pregnant)
March 6, 2008 Read more »
So you’re holding that little magic stick with a “+” on it that confirms you are indeed pregnant. A new family member is on the way and suddenly you start thinking about your lifestyle.
40+ Men: Why Are You So Fast?
March 4, 2008 Read more »
Surely most men do not speed up as they get older, so how come the M40 age group is often more competitive than the M35 one?
Having just recently celebrated my 38th birthday, I got asked more than once if I was already dreading the big four-zero
The Way to Go
February 15, 2008 Read more »
I promise not to be graphic in discussing this topic, but I will be candid. I’ll also ease into it gradually, so you’ll have multiple opportunities to click on this handy modesty link, which will take you to the Complete Running home page with no harm done.
Postpartum Depression and Running: The Mind/Body Connection
February 8, 2008 Read more »
When I was pregnant with my first daughter I was very active. In fact, I was in the midst of training for a half-marathon when I found out I was pregnant. Although I chose to veto the half-marathon
Running through Illness: A Cautionary Tale
February 5, 2008 Read more »
The most frustrating part of running is being sidelined by either injury or illness. These twin terrors have caused many a runner to miss an important race or to seriously hamper their preparation. I give you my own recent experience as an example.



