When Motherhood Takes a Toll on Training
In Episode 4, Brown is forced to start low-impactct training, and hopes her Rio dream can still be a reality.
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Competing in the Hardest Category of Track and Field as a New Mother
Sarah Brown starts hitting some turning point workouts, but an injury is always lurking.
Finding the Balance Between Training and Healthy Motherhood
Run Mama Run is a series from GoodFight Media that tells the story of elite runner Sarah Brown and explores one of the many struggles of being a female athlete
The Ragtag Crew of Almost Journalists Behind Letsrun.com
For the past two decades, the website LetsRun.com has straddled the lines between gossip, investigative reporting, and hardcore training advice, angering Nike, USA Track and Field, and traditional media in the process. Charles Bethea joined them at the 2016 Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon, to figure out how they’ve managed to become the most important, and controversial, outlet in competitive running.
4 Reasons to Love Cross-Country Running
Cross-country is a great sport that gets no love. But it should.
The Subversive Joy of a Late-Night Hash Run in New York City
Are the Hash House Harriers a nearly century-old orienteering group dash, a drinking club with a running problem, or just Tinder for runners? Our correspondent intended to find out.
The Story of an Olympic Hopeful Who Trained Through Pregnancy
Run Mama Run is a series from GoodFight Media that tells the story of elite runner Sarah Brown and explores one of the many struggles of being a female athlete.
Can the Clean Sport Collective Actually Do Any Good?
A new social media initiative has many prominent endurance athletes publicly speaking out against doping. But in order to affect real change, the initiative has to come from the top down.
What 3 U.S. Olympians Learned from the NYC Marathon
A powerhouse trio of American women—Molly Huddle, Gwen Jorgensen, and Kim Conley—all made their marathon debuts this past weekend in New York. Here's what they learned and what they wish they had done differently.
A Brief History of the Toughest Record Ever
Pete Kostelnick just broke one of the toughest running records in history, logging an average of 72 miles for 42 days straight. He's the latest in a line of runners going back 120 years who have tested their mettle by crossing the country on foot.