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One Bad Run Is Not a Verdict: How to Bounce Back From a Bad Run
You had a rough run, not a moral failing. A bad run is a single noisy data point, not a verdict on your fitness. Here are the five things resilient runners do in the 24 hours after a bad run to bounce back and keep improving.

Nick Klastava
Aug 12


Run Club Culture Explained: Dating Apps, Content Farms, and What “All Paces Welcome” Actually Means
What run club culture really looks like: dating app criticisms, content farming, and all paces welcome, from two founders who run clubs every week.

Nick Klastava
Aug 6


The Impression Ted Lasso Left on Me as a Coach and Human
What impression Ted Lasso has left on me as a coach and human being and how belief can be the most powerful thing you can give another person

Nick Klastava
May 20


Motherhood, Ultramarathon training as Mom, and Letting Go of Perfection with Francesca Barbetta
Run coach and mom of three Francesca Barbetta on training for her first 50-mile ultra, mom guilt, burnout, and why progress in running is never linear.

Nick Klastava
May 14


Men’s Mental Health in Running: Breaking the Silence with Jason Bahamundi
RunTriMag founder Jason Bahamundi on sobriety, disordered eating in men, imposter syndrome, and why endurance sports can both help and hide mental health struggles.

Nick Klastava
Apr 30


If We Could Start Running Over: 6 Things We Wish We Knew Sooner
Coaches Amanda Katz and Nick Klastava share the 6 lessons they wish they’d known when they started running: pressure, perfectionism, fueling, and balance.

Nick Klastava
Apr 16


Injured, Not Broken: The Mental Side of Running Injuries Nobody Prepares You For
Journalist Cindy Kuzma and mental performance coach Carrie Jackson on the emotional side of running injuries: identity loss, red flags, and how to rebound.

Nick Klastava
Apr 2


The Power of the Pack - Group Runs
The power of group running while chasing your running goals!

Jaci Schuerholz
Mar 25
The Training Blog
Real talk. Nerdy facts. Occasional sass. Breaking down the science so you can run smarter, train stronger, and avoid learning everything the hard way.
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