Runners Need Strength Training—These 10 Exercises Twice a Week Are All You Need

Run faster and more efficiently with these moves.

Race-Ready Strength: Power Workout

Powerfully drive through feet to stand up, and as you do, pull elbow high, then drop elbow down to press dumbbell overhead, ...
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11 exercises for boosting strength and fitness that are lower impact than burpees

Doing burpees can help you increase strength and fitness.But exercises such as kettlebell swings, plank jacks, and bear ...

'It’s very simple. It’s very efficient. It’s all about very explosive movement': Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen's strength training is now built into your smartwatch

Running watch brand COROS has launched a new strength-training programme, built with Olympic and world champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen, allowing runners to follow his exact strength routine directly on ...
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Try This Single-Kettlebell Workout for Explosive Power and Total-Body Strength

If you think you need a full set of kettlebells to get a great workout, think again. A single kettlebell is all you need to build explosive strength and challenge your entire body. Single kettlebell ...

Hate Weights? Try a Medicine Ball.

Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent. Hold a medicine ball by your right hip. Use your hips and ...

5 Workouts to Level Up Your Fitness

High-intensity interval training, or HIIT, is a great way to get in a fast, effective workout. This quick routine is helpful ...
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The Speed-Based Training Trick Strength Coaches Swear by to Build Power and Break Plateaus The Speed-Based Training Trick Strength Coaches Swear by to Build Power and Break ...

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5 minutes, 4 exercises, and 1 kettlebell are all you need to build total body strength

Fitting in an effective full-body workout doesn’t have to involve countless hours spent at the gym (or bundles of sweat). As seen with this five-minute workout from physical therapist Dan Hellman, a ...