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VOLUME 17, ISSUE 6
RUN IN FOCUS • Ryan McClelland on the switchbacks of Rogers Pass, Glacier National Park, B.C.
THE WARMUP
RUN CHAT
2024 National Championships
Backup Plan for Your Fall Marathon • Have injury or life events made your fall marathon impossible? There are plenty of other races out there for you
Pasta for Performance • These carb-rich dishes are guaranteed to please runners and non-runners alike
Plant-Based Milk Alternatives • How nutritious are they?
Medicine Ball Core Workout • An alternative to your basic planks and crunches
Float Recovery Repeats • This staple peak-week workout makes a great confidence-builder for your half-marathon
Dehydration: Is it All in Your Head?
Taming the Taper • How to avoid becoming unhinged during your marathon or half-marathon taper
Your 6-week Marathon Training Plan • It’s definitely not recommended, but sometimes it’s necessary. Here’s how
Fernie, B.C. • This southeastern B.C. town boasts an abundance of singletrack
Valley Harvest Marathon, Wolfville, N.S. • Why this east-coast race makes the perfect way to spend Thanksgiving
Copenhagen Marathon • This Nordic city has everything you want in a marathon
Marathon Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)
Born in Canada • MEET THE BRANDS THAT ARE DESIGNING WITH CANADIANS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT TOP OF MIND
The Future of the Marathon • With Eliud Kipchoge and Kenenisa Bekele getting on in years and Kelvin Kiptum gone, it’s hard to imagine sub-2 is imminent. A women’s sub-2:10 seems more likely to come sooner. But we’ve been wrong before
Shoe Buyer’s Guide • Best new models, updates and time-tested favourites for fall 2024
Dufferin Dirt Runners, Dufferin County, Ont. • This run club is focused on building community and confidence on Ontario’s Bruce Trail
Following My Heart • Ted Guloien survived a cardiac arrest on the half-marathon course. It led him to re-evaluate his “no pain, no gain” approach to running