Charles Hicks On The Training Rules That Changed Everything | 2:04 Marathoner
Charles Hicks runs 130 miles a week, but his advice to become a faster runner isn't to copy him. The professional distance runner explains why gradual progression, genuinely easy runs and trusting the work are key to getting faster. Charles shares the one workout he'd keep to improve your 5K, why most runners push too…
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