Most runners know to fuel up on pasta, potatoes, bagels and rice before a big race. And rightly so, carbohydrates are a great source of energy, particularly for endurance activities, such as running a half or a full marathon. But what most runners don't know is how much carbohydrates they should eat. Overloading on too many carbs can lead to stomach problems which can hinder your performance on race day. This post clears up exactly what you should eat and how much, to prepare you for 13.1 or 26.2 miles.

If you are keen to run a marathon but missed the ballot entry system for London, then there are plenty of 26.2 alternatives to add to your bucket list. Here are 12 Amazing UK Marathons that Aren't in London.

Looking for a new challenge after this years marathon? From the highest mountain ranges in the world to the historic ruins of the Incas, we have ran the corners of the globe to discover the most beautiful marathons in the world. 

Keeping in shape on holiday takes discipline. Jetlag, a new climate or a change in routine can demotivate the most dedicated athlete. Here are 9 fun, motivational tips for running on holiday.

Whether you're preparing for a big race or need a fitness plan for your holiday, our 'How to Create a Running Schedule' will help you stay focused towards achieving your goals.

If you've made the decision to take up running for the first time, you may be looking for a few hints and tips on where to begin. Our 'How To Start Running Guide For Beginners' has everything you need to get started.