There's absolutely loads to keep you entertained on the Athletics Weekly web site: news, articles, reviews, stats, competitions and forums.

The site supports the weekly magazine, which also incorporates Running Monthly.

A US track and field web site that's famous for its live streaming of events, but also includes news articles, rankings and results.

The site also includes a great feature that allows you to search for a person and then lists all articles, videos and photos from the site related to that person.

The website of Steve Magness, performance coach, author and lecturer.

The site includes the "Magness & Marcus on Coaching" podcast, a list of recommended books, and a learning program for coaches.

BMC News is the journal of the British Milers' Club, which is published twice a year.

The journal is produced for members of the BMC, but the majority of past issues - going all the way back to the 1960s - are available for download.

There are some real gems inside both the older and more modern issues, so it's well worth spending some time reading.

The directory is categorised by state and is searchable.

You have to sign up to use the service (for free), but once you do you can find and plan local group runs.

There can't be many runners who haven't heard of parkrun. The weekly 5k events have taken the running world by storm and parkrun is now a worldwide phenomenon.

parkruns are a run, rather than a race, and are ideal for runners of all abilities.

Also becoming very popular are junior parkruns: 2k events held on Sunday morning for 4-14 year olds.

If you haven't yet visited a parkrun then you're missing out. Find one near you and get down there this weekend.

A Firefox Add-on / Chrome Extension that takes over your parkrun profile page, allowing you to view badges you've earned and organising your parkruns into challenge categories.

A great site for planning, saving and sharing routes.

It allows you to determine the precise distance of your running routes without a GPS watch or pedometer.

There are also features that allow you to generate elevation/altitude graphs and to print your routes.

Create your own running routes of find one from their database of routes submitted by members.

You can calculate distance, pace, calories and also log your runs.

LGN Wellbeing are experts in corporate run clubs and marathon training packages.

They offer plans for abilities ranging from complete beginners to a sub 3 hour marathon plan.

All the schedules are based on the concept of the runner using five different "gears" during training and the plans are very accessible.

Twelve sensible schedules from The British Heart Foundation.

The schedules unfortunately lack a description of the various terms used within, but are well structured and should serve most runners well.

Probably the most popular tracking site out there, Strava makes it easy to track your runs and see and comment on what your running buddies are up to.

You can upload activities from your GPS device (over 50 are supported) or use the Strava app on your Android or Apple phones.

It's free to use, although there is also a premium paid version that unlocks a few extra features.

Garmin Connect is specially created for Garmin devices.

There's both a web site and an app that is intended to integrate with your training device, allowing you to upload activities from it and download training plans to it.

Final Surge is dedicated to bringing athletes and coaches of all types the very best online training log product on the market.

Created by coaches and athletes, it has all of the features you need to track and analyse your training, from planning future workouts to importing GPS data from your fitness devices.

And you can use the Final Surge app to view and record workouts on your mobile device.

In addition, Final Surge provides training plans for runners and triathletes created by some of the top coaches in the country.

DC Rainmaker gives extremely in-depth reviews of pretty much every product you can imagine: GPS watches, heart rate monitors, activity trackers and more.

There's also a really handy product comparison tool which provides a detailed breakdown of specs and features.

Believe In The Run specialise in reviews and have articles on a range of gear, including shoes, gloves, jackets, shorts, bottles and earbuds. Pretty much anything you can think of.

Lots of post-race interviews and race highlights.

Most videos are organised by events.

Lots of post-race interviews, discussions, race highlights and training vids.

Highlights from Diamond League events plus plenty of pre- and post-race interviews, conferences and other features.

Fetch have forums specifically for chat, training, races, injuries, the London Marathon and "Friday".

You can also create and vote on polls.

US-focussed LetsRun.com has special forums for training, high school, college track & field and shoes & gear

The quality of the posts is mixed, ranging from those by Internet trolls to advice from top coaches.

"Runnit" is a great initial resource for those that have any running questions.

The focus is on beginners, and they have a good quality FAQ which points to several useful resources.

A subreddit for anything related to couch to 5k and similar programs.

The FAQ answers most questions that you might have and links to various C25K plans and other useful resources.

A popular subreddit for those that enjoy trail running.

Lots of discussion about shoes and where to run as well as some nice photography.

A "good vibes place" where anything goes as long as it's about running.

The idea is that if you, as a runner, find something interesting, then the chances are that other runnings will too.

A good place to share questions and thoughts with those who are also doing their first 26.2.

While topics should be about first time marathons, veterans of the distance are welcome to join in and share their experience.

They run and they race. Questions and discussion about races and lots of race reviews.

Cyclists and triathletes are also welcome to pop by and join in.

This subreddit is designed for athletes, coaches and fans of athletics.

Discussions about anything related to track and field are welcomed.

A place to discover great music to run to.

Includes links to top 50 running songs and a Spotify playlist.

A subreddit dedicated to discussion about Obstacle Course Racing.

It has a very small membership, but fans of the various challenges are bound to find something appealing.

A subreddit for the advocates of barefoot and minimalist running or the bare-curious.

Lots of discussion and advice about working up to running in minimalist shoes or completely barefoot, the benefits and the gear you'll need.