It’s a frustration we all know well: Your legs want to keep going, but your breathing can’t seem to keep up. You try to take a deep inhale, but you only manage a short gasp. You don’t want to slow ...

Breathing techniques can help improve your running performance and reduce your risk of side stitches—muscle spasms in your diaphragm (the dome-shaped muscle at the bottom of your lungs). Practice ...

Regardless of running level and ability, struggling to breathe on a run is a common issue, but one many dismiss as just part of the ride. However, taking a little bit of time to learn how to breathe ...

Each Olympic cycle, athletes and support staff chase the latest cutting-edge knowledge in pursuit of Gold. In the Winter Olympics, both environmental (ie, cold) and sport-specific constraints present ...

You’re halfway through a run when your legs start feeling like cement blocks. Your breathing becomes heavy and ragged, and that nagging side stitch just won’t subside. Your goal was to make it 20 more ...

Soreness is harder to quantify, and even experienced runners will get achy after a grueling workout. Frankly, a runner is ...