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At Strength Runner our goal is to bring together two worlds that previously didn't merge as one (Strength & Running) and provide our readers, customers, & clients the tools they need to advance their training, nutrition, and rest/recovery plans!

Who are Strength Runners? Military personnel, OCR (Obstacle Course Racers), Soccer players, Survival Runners, Basketball players, and tons more athletes who want to combine Strength Training and Running Training for their own self-interests or their respective Sports!

Here you will find 1) free articles & info on our Blog discussing Training, Nutrition, Rest/Recovery, 2) visit our Store for our sports supplement line, 3) become a Member and get Daily workouts, Nutrition plans for weight loss, weight maintenance, or weight gain, 4) you can become an online client with our Online One On One Personal Training plans, 5) learn about our Sponsored athletes representing Team Strength Runner and much more!


- Dave Gluhareff Founder of Strength Runner

Add some weight!

I do a LOT of pull ups. I try to do at least 100 pull ups per workout by working sets of 10 in between whatever exercise I am doing. Pull ups work your back, biceps, shoulders and core and I find that adding some weight to the traditional pull up can really intensify your workout. In any set of pull ups it is very important that you go to full extension and not a half rep. Full extension will open and activate your shoulders and really engage all of the muscles in your back. This is a short clip of a set weighted with 45lbs.