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A message from our partner Webber Naturals
Running a marathon (or a shorter distance) is often a major challenge to the body. It is an exercise in willpower, determination, focus and resilience, requiring optimal functioning of the muscles and mind. Proper mental and physical preparation, nutrition and hydration are essential.

Start slowly and accelerate progressively
Here we are, on the home stretch of our preparation for the race! My last tip will help you manage your effort, from start to finish, to make sure you complete your race with a smile, feeling you have given everything. But not during the first minutes; gradually, all the way to the end.

Lose weight in your feet
For my ninth tip, I choose a provocative title to convey an essential notion: the direct causal link between the weight of your feet and your performances. More precisely, the weight that you carry at the end of your legs.

Resume training gradually after 2-3 days off
Mon eighth tip is at least as important as the previous one. If pain or discomfort forces you to take a break from running, avoid resting completely for more than 2 or 3 days. Do not wait too long before you resume stimulating your muscles, bones, etc.

Take 2-3 days off if you feel off
My seventh tip concerns 50 % of runners, who injure themselves every year, unfortunately. Because to avoid getting injured, you must learn how to skip a beat – and, especially, when it is best to do it!