Athlete Stories: The Day I was as Awesome as Kilian Jornet

Athlete stories: Lifelong Endurance Ambassador, Greg, shares his inspiration and grit borrowed from from hero, Kilian Jornet.

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You cannot stop a runner

Need some motivation to get out there and get the work done? We have the encouragement you need as well as some suggestions to help you find your motivation.

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Using Mindfulness in Dealing with a Canceled Race

Are you feeling guilty feeling upset about a cancelled race? Or conflicted about having more time at home? Learn how Mindfulness can help you grow as an athlete and emotional human.

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Lemonade Virtual Race Series

Did your big race get cancelled? Make lemonade out of lemons and race with us!

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Ultra FAQs: Pacing yourself for the long haul

Learn the best ways to stay on pace and run your best race at your next ultra.

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You should fail your workouts

Now and again it’s good to have a workout where you completely fail. Not because it’s a good ego check to be reminded that you’re an infallible human. It’s good to have the occasional workout that you blow up on. It’s a building block of being an athlete. This doesn’t mean that you set out with a plan of reckless abandon but instead, it’s the willingness to fail.

Running, TrainingAndrew SimmonsMarch 6, 2020Comment

Women's Running Stories: Megan, Get yer Gun

For the month of March, we are sharing stories of what is like to be a female athlete. In the below article, contributor Megan brings humorously brings to light ways to stay safe while rural running. If you would like to share your story for women’s history month, please send it to lexi@lifelongendurance.com

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Take a breath: Using breathwork to find your full power

Why your breathing practices are important, how to appropriately warm-up and create good habits, and how to use breathwork in a race or tough workout.

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Going for your Goals: Marathon and Racing Wisdom from Coach Nicole

Lifelong Endurance coach, Nicole Camp shares her lessons, joy, and advice in the marathon as she prepares for her third Olympic Time Trials

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Running Stories: Split Shorts

Short athlete and coach submissions regarding creativity, fun, and smooches.

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Finding the Right Fit: Shoe Buying Guide

What is in a shoe? Fine out how fit, heel drop, rocker, and tread can benefit or hinder your running.

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Running Stories: Nicole Takes the Plunge

Running Stories: Nicole shares her first (and extremely cold) ultra experience. Get cozy and read about her big day.

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Running Stories: Kevin and the Bigfoot

We asked our athletes for their best stories. Kevin tells the tale from the Bigfoot 200 mile race, which was part of his Triple Crown of 200s adventure.

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Coaching Office Hours

Get your training questions answered by Lifelong Endurance coaches every Friday from 12-1 pm (MST)

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Can your training plan keep up with you this season?

We’re putting together a FREE Clinic to help you write your 2020 Training Plan. This 90 minute clinic is focused on YOU. We’ll spend the first 45 minutes talking about constructs and building out the basics of what a training plan MUST have. We’ll talk about periodization, recovery, and spacing out your races for optimal recovery and race day success.

Bring your questions, we’ll bring answers!

AnnouncementsAndrew SimmonsJanuary 22, 2020

Runner Stories: This is What Happens When You Lose Your Tribe

Do you belong to a running community? Or have you lost your community due to a move or other life event? Learn how contributing writer dealt with the major change.

Athlete StoriesGuest UserJanuary 22, 2020