When exercising outdoors isn't an option, running in place might be a great alternative. Here are the surprising health benefits of running or jogging in place.
There's a lot you can do to get the most out of your run. One of the most important components is how you breathe. Learn the right technique for your run.
Staying hydrated during exercise is vital to your overall health and well-being. Learn how much water you need to drink to prevent dehydration while running.
There are some things you should definitely avoid before heading out for a run. Here, we've put together a list to help you get the most out of running.
Here are the best exercises that distance runners should be incorporating into their routine. You'll want to be as strong, balanced, and flexible as possible.
What you eat after running a 5K is as important as what you eat before. Learning which nutrients help refuel you and which to avoid can help you recover faster.
Sure, you've been tying your shoes since you were a kid, but if you're heading out for a run, you might want to double check before you head out the door.
The Taylor Swift-themed treadmill workout is a simple cardio exercise that involves walking and running to the beat of a curated playlist of Taylor Swift songs.
It will come as no surprise that many people took up running during the pandemic. With that advent, however, came injuries, many of which were preventable.
Olympian Gabbi Cunningham has had both positive and negative experiences with fans on social media and she tells Health Digest the effect it's had on her.
As we move closer to summer, you may wonder if it's still safe to run when the weather gets hot. Here's what you need to know in order to stay safe in the heat.
There are many benefits of running regularly, but it can also have adverse effects. Here's why running is so hard on your feet and how to reduce the pain.
Whether you prefer running or swimming as a means of squeezing exercise into your schedule, you can't lose. Science says both have long-term health benefits.
When do you need to send your sneakers out to pasture? A good rule of thumb is every 300 to 500 miles, but this isn't a hard-and-fast rule by any means.