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Karl Meltzer
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How I Train: Endurance Runner Karl Meltzer

Karl Meltzer is an ultrarunner and running coach who’s completed 89 Ultramarathons in 96 starts. He holds the record for most 100-mile trail race wins (35) and the most 100-mile

Dr. Jason Karp
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How I Train: Dr. Jason Karp of Run-Fit

Dr. Jason Karp is an internationally-recognized running and fitness expert and the owner of Run-Fit. He’s the 2011 IDEA National Personal Trainer of the Year and 2014 recipient of the

Fitness
How I Train: Ben Greenfield

Ben Greenfield is an Ironman triathlete, Spartan racer, coach, speaker, former bodybuilder and author of the New York Times Bestseller Beyond Training: Mastering Endurance, Health and Life. In 2008, Greenfield

Nick Mauro
Fitness
How I Train: Nick Mauro

Nick Mauro is a Manhattan-based writer, consultant, personal trainer, and nutritionist. He writes at thewrongsideof.com, consults for the firm PwC, and helps people achieve their fitness and nutrition goals by

Alexander Ruben
Fitness
How I Train: Alexander Ruben

Alexander Ruben is a former college athlete who’s spent the last year building his meditation habit on Coach.me. He and his brother created HIITAcademy from HomeHiitness, which offers free HIIT

Fitness
30 Day Bulletproof Diet Challenge

The short version: You get a free book, free coaching, and free advice on how to lose pounds and increase energy. And it starts by eating more healthy fats. We’re doing a 30 day challenge

Fitness
500 Days of Meditation: Johannes Gmeiner

Meditation keeps me riding my bike in bad weather and eating healthy. Johannes Gmeiner is a Coach.me user with over 500 checkins in the Meditate goal. He practices almost every

Fitness
5 Beginner Fitness Options To Consider

1. Obstacle Course Races There are a variety of companies that have traveling obstacle courses including Tough Mudder and Warrior Dash. They’re great for pushing you to the limits of

Fitness
30 Reasons to Bike to Work

1. Biking to work beats waiting for the bus. Or getting smushed between grumpy morning commuters. Or having to stand for thirty minutes on a moving bus. Biking > bus.

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