Jacob Puzey Reflects on the Pandemic, His Brother’s Cancer Journey, and Mental Health Awareness
Two years in a pandemic has increased stress for most of us. For Jacob Puzey, the experience catalyzed a new focus on mental health.
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Reagan Colyer
Reagan Colyer is Trail Runner’s assistant editor and gear editor. She lives in the Northern Rockies of Montana and came to the trails after running college track. She will read any book, fuels her runs with scones, and prefers to race in cold, rainy conditions. When she’s not outside with her dog, Rhodie, she’s inside baking new desserts every Sunday.
Reagan Colyer is Trail Runner’s assistant editor and gear editor. She lives in the Northern Rockies of Montana and came to the trails after running college track. She will read any book, fuels her runs with scones, and prefers to race in cold, rainy conditions. When she’s not outside with her dog, Rhodie, she’s inside baking new desserts every Sunday.
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Here’s What Our Editors Loved In April
As the weather warms and race season begins, here’s what the editorial staff at Trail Runner has been running in, reading, eating, and more.
Joe McConaughy, Annie Hughes win second-ever Cocodona 250
The Seattle-based thru-hiker and the reigning Leadville champion dominated the men's and women's fields at the 250-mile race through Arizona.
Here’s Who To Watch For At The Cocodona 250 – And How
The second iteration of the Cocodona 250 will kick off Monday, May 2 in Arizona with a formidable field of athletes.
Your Guide To The Best Sustainability-Minded Trail Gear
As athletes prioritize environmental responsibility, brands are listening and creating gear that’s both high-quality and sustainable.
Kilian Jornet Co-Founds New Brand, NNormal
The new brand is a partnership with shoe company Camper, and the first line of gear - including apparel and shoes - drops this fall.
Your Five-Minute Stress Fracture Gratitude Meditation
Running injuries suck. Wallowing and grieving is a completely logical response, but often there’s something more complex under the surface.
Prep For Racing Season With Our Training Plans For Every Distance
As racing season looms, now is the time to build strength, fitness, and speed. No matter what you're training for, we've got a plan for you.
Brooks Cascadia: The Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime Trail Shoe.
The Cascadia was the first trail shoe our assistant editor ever ran in. She now owns dozens of trail shoes, but always returns to this one.
What Our Editors Loved in March
Spring is inching closer, and the gear we’re running in, podcasts we’re listening to, and recipes we’re making are reflecting that!
Ultras Are Equalizers: Eric Senseman Prepares to Take on the Cocodona 250
Eric Senseman has run Western States three times, finishing twice. In May, he’ll seek to double that distance and then some.
8 of the Best Socks for Trail Running
There are a lot of running socks out there. Here are our favorites, plus when we like to wear them.
Once And For All: Here’s How You Should Poop In The Woods
Recent news out of Arizona has led to an increased discussion by runners about bathroom etiquette. Those conversations apply to trails too.
Q&A: Mike Popejoy On Vertical Racing In The Snow
SkySnow is one of the newest offerings from the International Skyrunning Federation. We caught up with silver medalist Mike Popejoy.
What is a Land Trust?
Chances are, there’s one where you live. With more protected acres than the National Park Service, land trusts are key in protecting land from development and setting aside some of the best running land in the country.