Coach Weber's Blog
Learn how to run faster, reduce injuries, stay motivated, and have a breakthrough in performance.
May 20, 2026
He Ran Like It Was Personal
Steve Prefontaine never chased popularity. He just refused to be ordinary. And America couldn’t look away.
May 20, 2026
The Point Of Diminishing Returns
Finding The Sweet Spot In Training Is A Partnership Between Athlete And Coach
Apr 29, 2026
Mile Three: The Hardest Part Build The Best Kids
Your Teens Toughest Moments Become Their Greatest Strengths
Continue reading "Mile Three: The Hardest Part Build The Best Kids"
Apr 21, 2026
Before You Cast The First Stone
On Judgment, Partial Stories, and the Words We Can Never Take Back
Apr 20, 2026
You Can Always Do More Than You Initially Believed
Believe In Your God-Given Potential
Continue reading "You Can Always Do More Than You Initially Believed"
Apr 19, 2026
The Conversation After a Bad Race | Coach Weber
What an athlete needs after the worst race of the season isn't more physiology. It's a two-thousand-year-old practice called offering it up.
Continue reading " The Conversation After a Bad Race | Coach Weber"
Apr 16, 2026
What I learned the first week as an author
Reflections on What Matters Most
Continue reading "What I learned the first week as an author"
Apr 07, 2026
Jesus on the Track
A Christian Athlete's Guide to Handling Hard Days, Building Mental Toughness, and Growing in Faith
Apr 02, 2026
The Toughest One-Day Race Ever: 5 Races, 33 Miles
In 1985, I ran 5 races in one days. My legs turned to jelly. Officials lifted me onto the platform. Here's the story I couldn't tell for 40 years.
Continue reading "The Toughest One-Day Race Ever: 5 Races, 33 Miles"
Mar 22, 2026
One Of The World's Best Running Coaches
A tribute to a man who taught the world to run — and to the people who helped make it possible.
Mar 20, 2026
The Man from Lacey. Washington Who Built a Dynasty
How a kid from a rain-soaked track in Lacey, Washington became one of the most decorated distance running coaches in NCAA history
Continue reading "The Man from Lacey. Washington Who Built a Dynasty"
Mar 16, 2026
The Miles That Matter Most: How Running Builds Better Students
Distance running isn't just preparation for races. It's preparation for calculus, college essays, and the challenges that show up twenty years after graduation
Continue reading "The Miles That Matter Most: How Running Builds Better Students"
Recent Articles
-
He Ran Like It Was Personal
May 20, 26 01:28 PM
Steve Prefontaine never chased popularity. He just refused to be ordinary. And America couldn’t look away. -
The Point Of Diminishing Returns
May 20, 26 01:25 PM
Finding The Sweet Spot In Training Is A Partnership Between Athlete And Coach -
Mile Three: The Hardest Part Build The Best Kids
Apr 29, 26 12:51 PM
Your Teens Toughest Moments Become Their Greatest Strengths