Meet the People Making Running More Inclusive
The sport still has a long way to go, but these leaders are pushing for more diversity
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Dick Beardsley, 61 and Minus Two Knees, Runs Faster Than You
The former pro has had two full knee replacements in the past decade. Neither slowed him down—and they don't have to slow you down, either.
How to Stage a Successful Running Comeback
Four of the sport's best on what they've learned from taking time off and coming back
Lots of World Records Could Soon Be Up for Grabs
A new proposal would scrap all track and field world records set before 2005, all in the name of the war on doping. Will the radical measure do any good?
How to Fight the Post-Marathon Blues
No matter how your big race went, feeling a little empty after it's finally over is normal
Pro Mountaineer Caroline Gleich Conquers Utah’s Wasatch Range
For the past five years, I’ve been working on a personal project to ski all 90 lines listed in Andrew McLean’s The Chuting Gallery, a skiing-climbing guidebook for Utah’s Wasatch Range. To my knowledge, I am the fourth person and first woman to complete the project.
We Wish Groups Like the 'Maroon Belles' Were Everywhere
When Yitka Winn first moved to Colorado, there wasn't a community of female runners hitting the trails.
Running up a Mountain Makes It Feel Smaller
During my time in South Carolina, Paris Mountain loomed large—until I finally ran up it
This Guy Has Run the LA Marathon 30 Consecutive Times
Like so many others, Jameson found himself struggling to settle into normal life after returning from the Vietnam War, but then he found running.
When Athletes Dope, Not All Sports Are Created Equal
Why it's more upsetting when endurance athletes fail drug tests than when NFL or MLB players do.