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Jenny Hadfield

Tucson

Columnist at Runner's World

Runner's World Columnist. Author. Coach. Running Vacation Adventrepreneur. Nature is My Inspiration

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  • 2 weeks ago | runnersworld.com | Jenny Hadfield

    Running a 5K is a very realistic and achievable goal for runners of all experience levels. For beginners, 5Ks are a great way to get started in racing, and more advanced runners can use 5K training as a way to improve stamina, endurance, and speed. Related StoryHow to Strength Train for a 5KAnd no matter what your experience level, specific 5K workouts, like the ones below, can help you up your performance, especially if you want to run faster.

  • 2 months ago | runnersworld.com | Jenny Hadfield

    Raggiungere la massima velocità durante una corsa può sembrare esaltante e allo stesso tempo estenuante. Per farlo, è necessaria l'attivazione muscolare di tutto il corpo e la potenza, la forza e la resistenza per far girare rapidamente le gambe in modo da poter effettuare uno sprint. Imparare ad andare più veloce significa lavorare con allenamenti specifici e concentrarsi su alcuni dettagli che possono aiutarti a sprintare in modo più efficiente.

  • 2 months ago | runnersworld.com | Jenny Hadfield

    Reaching top speed on the run can feel both exhilarating and exhausting. It takes full-body muscle activation, power, force, and strength to get the legs to turn over quickly so you can sprint fast. And learning how to sprint faster means putting some key training techniques on your schedule and zeroing in on a few form points to help you run more efficiently. For that, we explain the basic mechanics behind sprinting faster, plus what to focus on when it comes to form to increase your top speed.

  • 2 months ago | ryenews.org.uk | Jenny Hadfield

    An icy and blustery day greeted our arrival at Jeake’s House in the November of 1985 and snow was falling in Mermaid Street. Francis and I had sold our comfortable family home in The Grove and as we opened the front door of the old Store House (built in 1689), the words of the American writer and poet Conrad Aiken who also had bought it in 1924 rang in my ears.

  • Nov 7, 2024 | runnersworld.com | Jenny Hadfield

    When you’re new to running, you might hear other runners toss around the term “tempo run” and have no blessed idea what they’re talking about. Even if you’ve been running for awhile now, you might not have incorporated tempo runs into your routine yet. But it’s better late than never to board the tempo train, and we’ve got the full breakdown to help you get started. Related StoryWhat Exactly Is a Tempo Run?

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