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Real training principles from the same system I use with every athlete I coach. No filler, no generic advice, just what actually works and why.

The Super Base: The Aerobic Foundation Every Marathon Runner Needs

Before you chase speed or race pace, there's one phase that decides whether any of that later work actually sticks.

The brief, low-volume phase most runners skip, and why the base-building phase that follows depends on it.

The hardest part of getting started usually isn't the running itself. Here's where structured training actually begins.

Most marathons aren't lost in the first 20 miles. Here's how to train so your pace holds when you're already tired.

Lactate isn't the villain most runners think it is, and understanding that changes how you should train.

Five to ten minutes a day, not an hour in the gym. The real reason most runners get sidelined, and how to avoid it.

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