While I’m on the record as saying all you need is a vintage tee and a compression shirt to add style to your run, I love seeing running brands constantly innovate to break through the noise of newness ...
Soreness is harder to quantify, and even experienced runners will get achy after a grueling workout. Frankly, a runner is never out of the woods when it comes to DOMS. But those foundational “easy” ...
Whenever I come back from a long break in running, I have a special trick that gets me on track with ease: running a mile a day. One mile takes somewhere between ten and fifteen minutes depending on ...
Trail running takes a different skill set than jogging on roads, but it’s not hard to learn. “A lot of people say the only way to get good at running on trails is to run on trails, but a lot of us don ...
There are several causes of numbness in your toes and feet when you run, including poor-fitting shoes and health conditions like diabetes. Experiencing a loss of sensation in your toes or feet as you ...
Feel like running shoes get more high-tech every year? You’re not wrong. “There’s a lot of research and development that goes into the running shoe,” running coach Amie Dworecki tells SELF.
If you’re a runner who goes on wet hikes or likes to take a jog no matter the weather, a good pair of waterproof running shoes might be worth looking into. According to senior footwear developer at ...
Running is not typically related to higher-than-usual incidences of lower back pain. However, excessive running without sufficient recovery time, improper running form, and other factors may ...
Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why Trust Us? What sets Saucony apart from other running shoe brands is its variety and ...
If you’ve recently been on the hunt for a new pair of marathon running shoes (or are starting a new fitness journey and have been perusing beginner running shoes), chances are, you’ve come across a ...
Whether you should choose incline walking, running, or both depends on your goals and risk of injury. Here's what to know about these exercises.