Running | Consistency | Self-Improvement
Running | Consistency | Self-Improvement
Running for weight loss is a common goal for many beginners and new runners. However, the famous saying that you can’t outrun a bad diet holds some truth. While running can help burn calories and improve cardiovascular fitness, maintaining a […]
Which would you rather do for better performance? Are you trying to decide whether to go fully vegan or stick with meat for your running performance? It’s a heated debate, but we’re here to help you navigate this meaty issue […]
In this episode, you will learn the top three tips that we think a person new and even experienced to the marathon should focus on that they usually don’t. I have a saying, the marathon isn’t twice as hard as […]
Also rest time between races, easy hill workouts for gains, feeling good about feeling bad and my training updates 🏃🏽♂️Skim time (5k pace): 55 Seconds Hey there, fresh blood and familiar peeps! Let’s make some gains and shake things up. […]
Dissecting Mike Trees’ and my morning routines so you can possibly use them to help your running/life. So, picture this: you’ve decided to embark on a running journey. Maybe you’ve been inspired by an incredible story of a runner conquering […]
Why You Should Train in the Morning to Experience Your Local Surroundings I’m going to write an open-letter argument of sorts. I’ll focus on my city/town, and in the end, you’ll have a strong case of why you should train […]
Do these 3 things so you don’t ruin your next race It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement and adrenaline of a race and start off too quickly. But just like soldiers charging ahead in war, runners who […]
Your twice-monthly dose of running advice to be dope in life 🤫 Secret Links: To watch or listen to a version of this, go here on Youtube and here to listen as audio. 🏃🏽♂️Skim time (5k pace): 36 seconds 🚶🏽♀️Read […]
This type of workout separates elites from everyone else Are you tired of seeing that VO2Max number on your fitness tracker without really knowing what it means or how to use it? You’re not alone! VO2Max, or the maximum volume […]
From Injury to Amazing Running: 4 more Essential Tips As runners, we’ve all been there – sidelined by an injury and itching to get back on the road. But fear not, my fellow pavement pounders! There are ways to come […]
Discovering the difference physiologically so you can train smarter First things first, we gotta talk about the physiology of these races, but don’t worry, we won’t get too science-y. The 5k is like a short and intense fling. It’s all […]
Breaking the run a lot and eat everything in sight mentality After a long run, it’s hard to resist the urge to eat everything in sight, much like how it’s hard to resist the pull of a toxic romantic relationship. […]
Use this approach to find your training zone IMAT is your individual maximum aerobic training heart rate. The original is from Mike Trees/@Run.nrg Post on Instagram For those of you struggling to train with the Maff 180-age formula, this could […]
7 science and evidence-based supplements to help you crush your recovery Work + Rest + Recovery = Training, not work + work + work. This means that when you go hard or long on a run, you need to properly […]
These are the real whole foods you can get anywhere to help with training, racing and recovery. Are you putting the right fuel in your body to get the best performance from your body? We’ve picked the 8 real, whole […]
A deep dive into the tech and artificial intelligence that goes on your wrist Smartwatches. Nearly every runner has one – a small computer loaded on your wrist that tracks data about your running. We’re going to talk about what […]
3-Zone vs 5-Zone Heart Rate Training Explained You want to get the most out of your training for optimal running performance, right? And you know heart rate is crucial – but do we need 5 heart rate zones? The great […]
When you should and should not train in the grey zone with Mike Trees Running can be a great way to stay healthy and fit, but it can also be a little confusing, especially when it comes to training. You […]
Everything you need to know about Mike Trees’ Forest Gump-like life There’s a saying – If you don’t know your history, then you are bound to repeat it. While it’s a stretch, knowing and understanding other successful endurance athletes’ history […]
What to do when you get injured mentally, physically and emotionally
And these tips might help you run faster too! Mentors, advisors, teachers, coaches, whatever you call them, they’re necessary and critical to our success in relationships, business, and endurance sport training. The right coach can help you figure out the […]
Improve your running economy to get faster and make running easier Back when I ran track in college, I had a decent amount of raw genetic talent to run faster. But as I graduated to endurance running, my inefficient overstriding […]
If you don’t do these things, you will definitely train and race better… you’re welcome! Ignoring Pain Let’s start with number one. Never ignore pain. If something hurts, stop. It’s a basic rule of life. Don’t try to be a […]
[Download the free full transcription pdf here or scroll to bottom] If you want to learn how to run your best marathon, you should listen to this episode. Sometimes running your best might not be your fastest. I had a […]
Episode Highlights (aka Why You Should Listen aka TLDR) About J Mike Remy Episode Quotes Episode Links & Learnings Episode Original Music Here Sponsor – MOS COACH SPONSOR This episode is brought to you by MOS COACH. If you are […]
What, when and how to eat the right things the week of your race This episode we get into that beautifully messy beast – nutrition! Specifically race week nutrition – diving into what we do in the lead up to […]
When does ‘overreaching’, that necessary stress required for adaptation, turn to the not very helpful and downright destructive ‘overtraining’? How do you spot the warning signs? And what can you do to prevent it, or dig yourself out of the […]
Avoiding Injury, Burnout, and Illness: Staying Fresh and Hitting Your Goals How much is too much? Training load that is. A question that any athlete thinking about their next event should be asking themselves, ‘how do I go about deciding […]
Race Recap March 2018 Triathlon season has ended so I’m going to recap my last race — It’s as simple as that. A few cool things have happened over the last 30 weeks of this like losing 7kgs (18 lbs) […]
Race Recap Jan 2018 What Tim Urban of Wait But Why says actually does ring true; “Joy = Reality — Expectation + Gratitude” (I added the gratitude bit). “Joy = Reality — Expectation + Gratitude” (I added the gratitude bit). […]
“It is impossible to evaluate, or even understand anything you can’t measure.” Arthur Jones This is Part 1 of “How/Why I’m attempting to run faster by 1% each year over the next 10 years” series. You can read the full series […]
“Do as little as needed. Not as much as possible” –Tim Ferriss | The 4 Hour Chef Why am I running a marathon with the least amount of training? Might as well test it out and live this experiment. I’ve lived an […]