Thinking Like A Sidewalk
How winter road running brings one writer closer to nature.
How winter road running brings one writer closer to nature.
The remote town of Thunder Bay isn't known for trail running, but one trail group, created by Jamis Hall, is creating a niche.
When I first started running, I did it because it brought me joy to see my own improvements and join a community. But then I brought my phone into the equation.
Forget weight loss. Throw out advice on how to “optimize” your life. This year, we want to keep things simple.
One columnist's approach to running and writing.
Sometimes we get in a rut of running the same roads and trails over and over again. One writer muses on how to restoke that fire.
Becoming a parent presents a huge number of changes and challenges. But it's possible to balance parenting with athletic pursuits.
How elite trail athletes set goals....and stick to them.
Inside the 100-mile Halloween party.
Drinking was messing with his performance, so an endurance athlete set out to make a delicious nonalcoholic beer.
With its Stolen Starts initiative, New Balance aims to empower more women, grow the sport, and make up for lost time
Of all of the takes currently floating around the internet, elite runner Sabrina Little argues that the worst is probably the one about how a professional runner would never eat a burrito.
Running Stones, qualifying points. A new World Series. How are you going to get into UTMB?
Has UTMB lost its way? In this op-ed, our Chamonix correspondent reflects on his relationship to the iconic UTMB race, and what changes in direction mean for the trail community.