Marathon Training as a Woman: A Fluid Plan by Long-Run Length
A graded hydration plan from 10K to 20-mile long runs that accounts for sweat rate and where you sit in your cycle, without overcomplicating race prep.
Fueling workouts, replacing sweat, and training in heat without bonking.
A graded hydration plan from 10K to 20-mile long runs that accounts for sweat rate and where you sit in your cycle, without overcomplicating race prep.
Women can be salty sweaters too. Here's how to read sweat-sodium estimates honestly and turn them into a real race-day plan.
How even mild dehydration can dull a lifting session, practical ways to drink around your sets, and the signs you started a workout already short.
High-sweat sessions raise the stakes: how to pre-load for heated classes, sip smartly during, and recognize the warning signs of heat stress.
When plain water genuinely covers a short session, when heat and salty sweat tip the balance toward sodium, and how to avoid over-supplementing.
A weigh-before-and-after method to personalize fluid replacement, how to turn the result into a drinking plan, and why sweat rate varies so much.
A simple, sex-aware framework for fluids around training: topping up beforehand, replacing sweat during effort, and the rehydration math afterward.