8 min readNutritionHow to fuel your run for optimal performanceDiscover all you need to know about pre-run fueling, mid-run nutrition, foods to steer clear of, and post-run meal ideas to boost your performance.Leanne6 months ago
10 min readNutritionA runner's guide to nutritionThis guide explains how nutrition contributes to running performance and recovery and keeps you healthy and ready for race day.Leanne7 months ago
3 min readTraining7 daily duties to become a better runnerOur top 7 hacks to help you take your running to the next level.Ellie5 years ago
2 min readTrainingFine-tuning the marathon machineThe daily practices marathon runners swear by. Seana5 years ago
2 min readTraining7 Things I Wish I Had Known Before My First MarathonFree Athletes give their advice to first time marathon runners. Ellie5 years ago
2 min readWell-BeingA shoe-shopping guide for marathon runnersTraining for a marathon? Follow these tips and support your entire body during every step.Seana5 years ago
4 min readTrainingRepair, rebuild, recover: How to unwind after your marathonYou want to know how to recover after a marathon and when you can return to your running routine? Here we have some tips how to unwind after your marathon.Seana5 years ago
3 min readTrainingMarathon training: Preparing for the worst to perform your bestGoing to run a marathon? Be best prepared and discover the measured physiological systems which are most affected during or after a marathon here.Seana6 years ago
2 min readTrainingRunner’s insomnia: Why sleep isn’t always on our sideIf you’re someone who regularly runs, those sleepless nights you’ve been having could well be a result of all the miles you’ve been tracking. Here’s why...Seana7 years ago
3 min readTrainingHow to prepare for the NY MarathonWant to run the NY marathon? Discover the best nutrition, running, sports gear and other Freeletics tips to prepare you for the race.Seana8 years ago
3 min readTraining10 thoughts that accompany every runner during a half marathonInhale. Exhale. You feel the ground under your feet. Then it starts. 21 long kilometers to go. What are you actually thinking about here?Seana8 years ago