The Problem With Running’s Anonymous Superstars
The media needs to get better at “personalizing” the best runners on the planet
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London Marathon 2002: Remembering Two of the World’s Greatest Races
Paula Radcliffe ran fearlessly to a world record, and three of the greatest male runners in history—Khannouchi, Tergat, and Gebrselassie—battled to the finish.
Ritz on Running: One Week After a Tough Marathon
Dathan Ritzenhein gives us a personal look at what went right—and wrong—at the 2019 Boston Marathon and shares advice on recovery, evaluation and forging forward.
Ask Pete: Why do I keep getting injured?
Don't blame your genes for your running injury history, blame your training plan. Five ways to stop training like an idiot—and start staying healthy.
Increase Your Running Cadence to Reduce Impact
Taking quicker steps is one of the few proven ways to reduce running stress and save your knees.
A Group of Urban Runners Learn About Altitude
'Hood to Trail,' from Yak Media and Stance, features three urban running crews as they figure out what it takes to be a trail runner
My Favorite Hill: Ascent of Skytop
This long, gradual ascent up Skytop mountain in New Paltz, New York provides a steady, relentless training effect, as well as inspiring scenery.
The Most San Francisco Running Challenge We've Ever Heard Of
Rickey Gates ran 1,303 miles on the streets of San Francisco over 46 days, from November through December
Train For Your Fastest 5K
To run your fastest 5K you need to develop your endurance, muscles and race-specific speed. We'll show you how.
Two Top Americans Are Seeking Redemption at the Boston Marathon
After a string of injuries, Jordan Hasay and Dathan Ritzenhein are itching to race again