John Davis

John Davis

John Davis is a runner, writer, and coach based in the United States. A graduate of Carleton College, he has been writing about running, health, and fitness for over four years. His own website, Running Writings, gives insight into scientifically-based treatments for running injuries and the training programs of top distance runners. His first book, Modern Training and Physiology, was published in 2013. Website: www.runningwritings.com Twitter: @JDruns

sunrise over the Gold Coast Marathon
The seaside location and ideal weather of this mid-summer race make it one of the fastest in Australia Australia’s Gold Coast Marathon is inarguably one of the most beautiful seaside marathons in the world. Located an hour by car south of Brisbane on the Eastern coast of Australia, the Gold…
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Two Oceans Marathon ultramarathon
Two massive climbs and hours of breathtaking views at Two Oceans Marathon the most beautiful ultramarathon in the world Every year on Easter Saturday, Cape Town, South Africa plays host to a race that bills itself as the most beautiful ultramarathon in the world. The Two Oceans Marathon—a bit of…
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Walt Disney Marathon Dopey Challenge
Running four races in four days in Florida’s Walt Disney World Resort If running a marathon in the happiest place in the world isn’t good enough for you, try getting goofy. Or even downright dopey. Big road running events with multiple races are increasingly promoting “doubleheader” style participation, where you…
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One of the must-do marathons in Asia, Singapore Skyline at night. Photo credit: Michaela Loheit
The Best Marathons In Asia Some runners have a continent bucket list: run a marathon on all of the continents in the world. Europe and North America have plenty of obvious choices—all the major marathons you're likely to hear about take place there. But what about Asia? You might think…
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First Adventure Race
How to plan your first adventure race Have your typical running routes, biking paths, or paddling excursions gotten a little dull? Finished a marathon or century ride and looking for something a little more adventurous? Got some sporty and rough-and-tumble friends? If so, you might want to put your skills…
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recover after an ultramarathon
Tips to recover from an ultramarathon Congratulations! You actually finished an ultramarathon. Can you believe it? In the moments after crossing the finish line, the accomplishment seems unbelievable. But soon, the aching of your muscles, the throbbing of your joints, and the blisters on your feet will make it feel…
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Marabana
Marabana The Havana Marathon in Cuba For Americans, Cuba is the final frontier for travel in the Western Hemisphere. Since the 1960s, travelling to Cuba has been essentially impossible for citizens of the United States as a result of the frigid relations between the US and Cuba. However, things have been rosier…
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4 wild must-run road relays
Road Relays That Need To Be On Your Bucket List Do you love to run, but miss the group camaraderie and competition of traditional team sports? If so, you were practically born to run relay races. There are a lot of reasons you'll find relay running more fun than a…
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Training for obstacle races with two-time Warrior Dash World Champion Max King
Obstacle Race Training With Max King Don't feel bad—you're competitive. Sure, it may seem like everyone else wants to do obstacle races just for fun, but to you, winning is the fun part! If you're not content to go for completion the next time you run a Warrior Dash, Spartan…
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