5k & 10k Blog Posts

It’s Good To Be Pleasantly Surprised

I’m looking forward to more great efforts this summer! 4th of July We had some really great results from the 4th of July weekend. In all, 5 people representing TrainwithMarc raced. The Pelerins ran the Marlton 5k (which I’ve decided I most likely will not race there again, despite the ease of babysitting and it…

Ready for a 5k PR? Here’s Your Race Day Checklist

Are you ready to set your personal best at your upcoming 5k? Running a 5k can be a daunting challenge, but it’s also incredibly rewarding when you cross the finish line. To help you prepare for race day and maximize your performance, we’ve put together this comprehensive checklist that covers the key elements to make…

Comprehensive Guide to Summer Cross Country Training

Summertime is the perfect time of year to focus on prepping for the upcoming cross country season.  Sure, the racing takes place in the fall, but the training starts in June.  After track has finished and a break from running has been taken, the goal of every serious cross country runner is to safely, but…

18 Tips To Follow Before Your Next 5k

You gotta love a good 5k. 12 and a half laps around a track. 3.1 miles on your neighborhood roads. However you run or race a 5k, the distance is challenging enough for new runners and demanding enough for experienced runners. If you’re a new runner, you can expect that the 5k will be a…

February’s Running Challenge

Do you know which month you are likely to get the least amount of sleep in?  February.  Do you know why?  There are only 28 days, while every other month has at least 30. February also happens to be a month in which running races are least likely to occur.  The weather is cold, training…

How to Run Your Best Virtual Race

I have never been the type of person/runner who would be willing to shell out money for a virtual race or event. Turns out, it’s not because I’m frugal, which I am. It’s because I feel that without the thrill of competition, the excitement of seeing friends and competitors, and the buzz of other runners…

The Step by Step Guide to Warming Up for a 5k

A warm up jog – 10 to 50 minutes – of course depending on who you are, your mileage, and your running goals will boost your ability to run fast! Because at the end of the day, that’s what we are here to do!

Racing to a 5k PR

How to run a fast 5k Who can count the number of ways to run a fast 5k?  There are so many factors that go into running a fast 5k.  Consider just a few of these staples in running:  eating healthy embracing being a “runner” doing the right type of workouts getting enough sleep hiring…

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