What Makes the California International Marathon So Good
The race is a celebration of the amateur athlete
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British Columbia's Most Notorious Hermit
Dag Aabye is known around Vernon, B.C., for his astonishing fitness. He's 75.
What Strava Data Tells Us About the State of Running in 2018
Turkey Trots are huge and runners like beer
The Grand Canyon Speed Record Has Fallen. Again.
Taylor Nowlin came out of nowhere to break Ida Nilsson’s brand-new record by over three minutes
The Pain of Running in the City as a Woman
In his much-loved book 'What I Talk About When I Talk About Running,' Haruki Murakami completely misunderstands what it means to be a female runner
How the California Fires Led to a Grassroots Ultramarathon
As the Camp Fire continues to devastate Northern California, the canceled North Face Endurance Challenge provided an opportunity for runners to do some good, and gain some perspective
Three Classic Track Workouts For Runners
Add these bread-and-butter interval workouts to your running repertoire to boost speed and endurance.
This Trail Race Pays Women More Than Men
This Utah 50K and half marathon event is taking one small step toward closing the wage gap
The Grand Canyon Has a New Queen
Five years ago, the Swedish runner was beset by long-term injury. This past weekend, she set a new bar for traversing one of the most iconic landmarks in the U.S.
Banditing Races Is for Cowards
When you run a race you haven’t registered for, you’re taking the easy way out