Wondering which race is the best course to go after a Boston Marathon qualifying time? Keep reading.

Considering trying a different running shoe? Read more about Hoka One One, the newest player in the running shoe industry.

Read the details of Coach Jesse Kropelnicki's successful Boston Marathon.

The ever popular Your 26.2 Hill Bounding workout explained.

The next athlete in our Your 26.2 profiles is David Dulong!

The next athlete in our Your 26.2 athlete profile series is Leslie Why.

Over our next couple blog posts we will be profiling some of the Your 26.2 athletes!

The other day, one of the athlete's I work with, emailed to let me know that her foot was sore when she got up for her run, so she rode the bike instead. It was such a brilliant move, I almost couldn't believe what I was reading.

As athletes, most of us focus on how to work harder so that we can get stronger and faster. We want to run more miles, do more tempo runs, spend more time in the weight room (okay, maybe not), and make our long runs even longer and harder. I can relate, as I am one of these people! But very few focus, REALLY focus on the tools of recovery, which are just as important a piece of the puzzle as training.

If you are anything like me, you haven't finished up your holiday shopping yet (or even started, oops!). Here are some ideas for the runner in your life, or if you need to add a few items to your own list! Of course, don't forget the best gift of all, the gift of COACHING! Your 26.2 is still offering a discount on Annual Mission plans. Details here!