Resistance training is necessary to make you faster. You can be incredibly strong but if you don’t know how to turn that into power it won’t count for much. It’s another part of the equation for getting fast.
I’m now in my fourth decade of running races. There’s been a lot of changes over the years to how events organise themselves and how I trained for them.
Running almost three thousand miles in a year is impressive and it may benefit your running. Here I talk about why consistency and process will enable you to rack up the miles.
Some winter strengthen back at the gym and how it might help my running.
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About Me
Hi, I’m Hugh – coach at Big Red Running. I’ve been running seriously since I turned 40 but first raced in the 1990s. Before that I spent my teenage years getting lost orienteering in forests and moorland in the depths of winter!