The research survey will be live on Monday 29th April. 

You can find out in our brand-new reader profile survey!In the nine months since we last looked at your runner-profile pages, our membership has doubled to 125,000. Time for an update!As well as the few compulsory fields that new members fill in

of a lifetime, beautiful Brighton & Hove is ready to welcome you.2014 will be the fifth edition, and promises to deliver another world class event; 2013 Runners World race survey comments included: “Brilliant atmosphere, well organised” and “Crowds were

, according to a recent survey of RUNNER’S WORLD readers, I’m slightly less popular than Glenn Hoddle.Last month my running had descended to an all-time low. While training in the Peak District I was overtaken by a large boulder. I was deeply shocked

with his legs in the air. He surveyed me through one, half-closed eye. I could swear he was smirking.Around him was scattered the usual litter of chewed-up mail. Only one letter remained untouched. It was from the organisers of the Trans 333 desert run

as you did at the start of the study and complete a second questionnaire via an Internet survey website. What will I find out?After the study has been completed, you will receive an email containing personalised feedback. You will learn more about

’s time.Consult the race diary on this site and mark a few target events on your calendar. Then plan a training programme accordingly. If you find scenic runs more appealing, buy an Ordnance Survey map for your area and highlight a few trails you’ve yet

was calibrating it after every run, and creating a calibration factor for each distance, but this didn't work. – BlistersUse the car to measure your route. Not particularly environmentally friendly. – John MalcolmI use Tracklogs, an Ordnance Survey digital mapping

." Should you try it? These programmes seem well suited for overbooked or injury-prone runners. Studies and surveys of marathon runners have validated this approach by finding little correlation between weekly mileage and marathon performance, especially

." Should you try it? These programmes seem well suited for overbooked or injury-prone runners. Studies and surveys of marathon runners have validated this approach by finding little correlation between weekly mileage and marathon performance, especially