Morning running lifts mood and primes focus, often delivering cleaner air and calmer streets. Evening miles help decompress, especially after screen‑heavy days. Try alternating: lighter mornings for stability, stronger evenings for tempo segments. Experiment until your energy aligns with commitments, ensuring each run complements—not complicates—sleep, family time, and professional responsibilities.
Insert gentle strides near the office where sidewalks widen. Use an uphill block for short hill sprints, recovering at crosswalks. On heavy days, split the commute: easy jog to work, controlled tempo home. Sprinkle bodyweight strength—lunges, squats, calf raises—post‑run. Everything stays bite‑sized, consistent, and integrated, turning ordinary trips into sustainable performance upgrades.
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