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Anything Goes
VOLUME 18, ISSUE 1
RUN IN FOCUS • Christy McLean runs the valley bottom trails of Revelstoke, B.C.’s Mount Cartier
THE WARMUP
Best Brunches • Nothing beats a hearty, post-run breakfast
Top 5 Nutrition Pitfalls • How to avoid common fuelling errors
Starting Strong • An introductory strength-training routine for runners
Threshold Workout • A key to aerobic efficiency
Marathon Mind • The Boston Marathon recognizes that, for many runners, the marathon they trained so hard for can become a source of temporary emotional disturbance
The Best-Laid Plans • Can you AI your way to a PB?
Should You Train When You’re Sick? • Sometimes your body will decide for you—but sometimes you need a little guidance
Calgary • It may be the gateway to the Rockies, but it’s also a trail-runner’s paradise in its own right
Skye Half Marathon, Isle of Skye, Scotland • Where the beauty of the scenery makes up for the discomfort on the hills
Goals, Goals, Goals • HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT FOR YOUR RUNNING LIFE IN 2025 (NO MATTER HOW 2024 WENT)
Private Eyes • Running apps and wearable devices can be great motivators and training aids—but take a moment to think about your privacy settings
Golden Shoe Awards 2024
Gearing Up for Winter Running
Turf Run Club, Vancouver • If you’re looking to meet other runners in Vancouver, this new Kitsilano club offers a casual, social vibe
Kate Beirness • Like many runners, the Toronto-based sportscaster embraced the sport during the pandemic, and the love affair continues
Beantown, It’s Been A While • When will we see another Canadian win the Boston Marathon?