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Reading Time: 4 minutes The Incredible Journey of Samir Singh: The Spiritual Ultra Runner In the ultra-running records, few names shine…
Reading Time: 4 minutes The Incredible Journey of Samir Singh: The Spiritual Ultra Runner In the ultra-running records, few names shine…
Reading Time: 4 minutes Marathon Terminology & Distances Many new runners join events without basic knowledge of distances and terminology, often…
Reading Time: 8 minutes Types of Runners and How to Identify Them Running is very popular in India, with many people…
Reading Time: 5 minutes Are you a runner looking to explore the scenic beauty of Dehradun while participating in its best half marathon?
Reading Time: 2 minutes Many runners today have a hard time finding good places to run, like stadiums, parks, or roads…
Reading Time: 4 minutes In a running event like a marathon or half marathon, a pacer is an experienced runner who sets a specific pace for a group of participants. The primary role of a pacer is to guide and assist runners in achieving their desired finish time or target pace. Pacers help create a consistent and controlled running experience by maintaining a steady speed throughout the race.
Reading Time: 2 minutes The history of marathons dates back to Ancient Greece, where a messenger named Pheidippides ran from Marathon to Athens to deliver news of a military victory. The modern-day marathon was introduced at the first modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896, with a distance of 40 kilometers. The first marathon race was won by a Greek runner named Spyridon Louis, and the event soon became a standard in international sporting events. Today, most marathon races are set at a distance of 26.2 miles and continue to attract runners from all over the world, offering a challenging and rewarding experience.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Nowadays indoor running becomes an important fitness activity, due to corona as people are facing problems to go out for running sometimes due to lockdown guidelines
Reading Time: 3 minutes Your muscles ache from stretching is quite normal and this is part of the fitness and this is also a sign of doing good stretching pre or post-run or any fitness activities or games which is related to fitness, this is with athletes since the beginning of the time.