Runner Protein Showdown: Peregrune vs. 6AM Run (and the Rest)
Posted by George Parker onWhen it comes to recovery, most runners know protein matters. But walk into any supplement aisle (or scroll online), and you’ll find a wall of protein powders — all claiming to be the best. As...
Keep Moving Forward
Posted by George Parker onOutside of running, reading is a love of mine. I recently dove back into my history collection, paging through my books on the Civil War. One story that stuck with me was the siege of...
Egg Prices Are Sky-High! Here Are 3 Protein-Packed Breakfasts for Runners
Posted by George Parker onEggs have long been a staple for runners. They’re quick, packed with protein, and full of essential nutrients to fuel recovery and performance. Personally, my go-to breakfast is an egg sandwich on an English muffin...
Vitamin D in Running Performance
Posted by George Parker onThe Role of Vitamin D in Running Performance Vitamin D is often called the "sunshine vitamin," but my interest in Vitamin D goes beyond the usual concerns of winter and northern climates. As an avid...
Pi Day
Posted by George Parker onWhen I was an undergraduate at Georgia Tech, one of the more unique traditions on campus was the Pi Mile 5K race, held every year on March 14th—Pi Day. Unlike a traditional 5K, which is...
Meal Plan for Half Marathon Training
Posted by George Parker onMeal Plan for Half Marathon Training I've spent the past 13 weeks preparing for the Atlanta Half Marathon, and this training cycle, I put a strong emphasis on nutrition, weight management, and strength training. My...
Half Marathon Fuel Strategy: The Ultimate Guide to Race Day Nutrition
Posted by George Parker onHalf Marathon Fuel Strategy: The Ultimate Guide to Race Day Nutrition During this year’s Atlanta Publix Half Marathon, I knew it was going to be a special day. I had planned to run a certain pace,...
Slowing Down Time
Posted by George Parker on"For such an unforgiving thing, time is uniquely malleable." I stopped cold earlier this week when I read this line by Stephen King. It’s from his novel 11/22/63, about a time-traveling English teacher trying to...
The Right People
Posted by George Parker onI’ve talked about Shoe Dog before, and for good reason. It tells the story of how Phil Knight built Nike, a company that revolutionized running shoes and sports culture. It’s a story of resilience, innovation,...
Best Creatine for Runners: Fuel Your Run Recovery
Posted by George Parker onBest Creatine for Runners: Fuel Your Run Recovery As someone who’s spent years as an engineer, scientist, and runner, I’m always fascinated by how our bodies use different compounds to push us to our limits....
What Would You Need to Make It Happen?
Posted by George Parker onBack when I worked at Procter & Gamble—long before I started Peregrune—we were developing a new line of toothbrushes. The marketing team had an idea: take our existing bristle technology and put it in bold...
Vagus Nerve: Secret to Race Day Relaxation
Posted by George Parker onYou know that feeling before a race? A big workout? Or even during stressful times at work or school? Your chest tightens, your heart races, and your breath quickens. Anxiety takes hold. It’s a universal...
How Runners Can Adapt to Calorie Changes as They Age
Posted by George Parker onHow Runners Can Adapt to Calorie Changes as They Age I have a racing weight. A number that in my experience, I run better at. Most of the time, I train myself into this racing...
Run Happy: Why Running Feels Like Love
Posted by George Parker onBrooks Running has built an entire brand around the idea of joyful running with their slogan, Run Happy. At first glance, it might seem like simple marketing, but science supports the message—running has a direct impact...