| Newsletter #760: Sunday, March 15, 2026
Hey runners, Building a consistent running routine often comes down to habits—and few are as powerful as getting your run done in the morning. Starting the day with movement removes the usual schedule conflicts, strengthens discipline, and makes consistency far easier to maintain over the long term. When it comes to racing faster, smart strategy and speed work can make a real difference. Learning to draft effectively and incorporating sprinting into your training can help you conserve energy, sharpen your finishing kick, and steal valuable seconds on race day. And of course, performance isn't just about running more—it's also about building strength. Targeting those often "sleepy glutes" with focused exercises can improve stability, power, and running efficiency, helping you stay stronger and more injury-resistant with every stride. Happy running! | | Katelyn Tocci Managing Editor |
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Discover how sprinting boosts strength, speed, endurance, and overall fitness—plus why short bursts of fast running can deliver big results for runners of all levels. | |
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Jane Hedengren broke a 22-year-old facility record in her first NCAA track final — and she's just getting started. | |
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A practical guide to building an early-running routine that supports energy, training consistency, and long-term health. | |
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The company's Sport Research Lab is recruiting ultra-distance runners for a 15-week paid residency — and the application window closes March 17. | |
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Used strategically, drafting can reduce effort, boost speed, and even shift race-day dynamics—here's how (and when) to use it to your advantage. | |
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Build stronger, more resilient glutes with targeted movements that improve running efficiency, balance, and injury resistance. | |
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In this jam-packed mailbag episode, Michael, Alex, and Katelyn tackle listener questions on building a multi-year plan to qualify for Boston, where tune-up races actually belong in marathon training, how hard your workouts should feel mid-block, whether you really need a shoe rotation, and—yes—an unexpectedly detailed conversation about our feet. Also on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube | |
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