Category: Trail Running
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4 ways to run your workouts faster

So often we set limits for ourselves. We think we can only run up to a certain speed limit. We struggle to trust the body to run as fast and consistently as we might be able to. Sometimes, we don’t even accurately know our own limits. Here are some of the best ways to run…
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Top tips for treadmill success

The treadmill, particularly uphill treadmill work, is becoming more prevalent among some of the top pro runners in the world.
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Newsletter – Constructing your 2027 racing calendar

You may have already started thinking about 2027, without fully finishing the season still in existence. With registration deadlines and prices, this is often a necessity, ensuring you can claim a spot at your desired events. Here is what to consider when constructing your racing calendar in 2027.
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Kalie McCrystal

It’s been almost two weeks since Kalie went missing on the Matterhorn. By now, we would have all hoped to have some form of an answer. Like Hillary Gerardi said this week in City News, Kalie is symbolic for what so many trail runners aspire to be and dream of doing. The dream of spending…
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Squamish 23K – Race Recap

This year, I made an intentional decision to go down in distance on the trails, working on fundamental speed and efficiency over total vertical gain, long training weekends, and all the extra layers that go into ultras. Along the way, I’ve relearned what I’ve always known: I’m much better when races get longer. This would…
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The training behind Laurence Laplante’s 3-hour marathon

Laurence’s consistency in training has been down to her own dedication to recovery and looking after herself; and three training tweaks within the last year. Here are the training approaches that helped Laurence to execute a 2:58 marathon PB, and a 3:02 day in Ottawa.
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Trail des Collines 16K Recap

Normally when I finish a race, I’m jumping for joy (or limping through the airport with joy), excited to write a post-race recap of my experience. But truth be told, I’ve never wanted to pretend a race didn’t exist more.



