Fancy training in the sun? Running, cross training, stretching, analysing. It is all possible with Robin Brew Sports marathon training camps at Club La Santa...

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I heard the term assumed fitness this week and it chimed with me (writes Chris Broadbent). Even as an experienced runner now, I am still vulnerable to this dangerous mindset. Ironically, it is probably directly because of my running experience that I have and can fall victim to it.

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runABC's travel partner Sports Tours International works with leading sport and fitness resorts around the world. In this article we highlight the top destinations...

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Are summer festivals set to be the new big thing in running? At first, it seems an unlikely blend. Can you really bring together the raucous debauchery of the archetypal British music festival with health and exercise? Gin and isotonic anyone? Perhaps not.

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“Ah Dublin, city of pubs and vibrant nightlife, literary and architectural wonders, warm hospitality - and a superb marathon on the last Sunday of October every year," writes Martin Joyce, founder of Sports Travel International, which joined the Sports Tours International family of companies in 2018.

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Social dancing is growing in popularity around the world with BBC’s ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ now a national institution. So why not think outside the box (and on your feet) and incorporate dance into your running fitness regime?

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Is it time we stopped talking about Eliud Kipchoge as one of the best runners ever? Surely, he is now more than that. Isn’t it time we starting talking about him as one of the greatest sportsmen ever?

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Ah, the London Marathon. A sight for the sore eyes of any runner. Awash with colour, London’s majestic sights of Pall Mall, Buckingham Palace, the London Eye and Tower Bridge and the vast crowds lining the 26.2 miles route. But, in my experience, it is the sounds of London that have that real goosepimpling effect. writes Chris Broadbent

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Marathons, half marathons and 10k distance…the foundations of any endurance runner’s CV. They are the distances on which nearly every road runner will benchmark themselves against.

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The recent trials and tribulations of the organisers of Winchester 10K has got runABC reporter Alan Newman thinking: is there any viable alternative to adding to the 8 million tonnes of plastic pollution that ends up in our oceans every year?

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