American Distance Runners Just Keep Getting Slower
Why do the times of some of the best amateur marathoners in America keep getting worse?
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What I've Learned After 50 Years of Running
Thirty-one thousand miles later, the writer looks back at what a half-century running habit taught him about life, pathfinding, and working off lots of French wine
The Middle of Nowhere Is the Best Place to Be
Salomon TV: The Canyon follows the two runners into the endless playground of canyons and rock and makes the rest of us jealous that we don't live in Utah.
It's a Runners' World and We're All Just Living in It
'Crossroads' follows the story of King and Greenwood as they run the legendary Comrades Ultra in South Africa.
It's Time for the Head of Track and Field to Go
His alleged lavish spending is only his most recent misstep. Over the past four years, the USA Track & Field CEO has repeatedly put corporate interests above those of his athletes.
The Best Races Have 50 Percent DNF Rates
"Moments at Elevation," from filmmaker Isaiah Jay, explores the spirit, struggle, and magic of that empowers hopefuls across the finish line.
How to Camp Mid-Week Without Making the Boss Angry
In our ongoing Weekly Escape series, we aim to transport you from your desk to an incredible place in 2 minutes or less.
Why I Love to Run in the City
You can't beat the beauty of running on mountain trails, but I still sometimes long for the freedom and shared chaos of urban runs
Jim Walmsley’s Record-Setting Grand Canyon Run
This past Tuesday, Walmsley shattered Rob Krar’s record for the double-crossing of the Grand Canyon—or, as it’s called, Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim.
When the Smog Clears, Hong Kong Is Beautiful
Spending his life in Hong Kong, trail runner Ben Lee knows that clear days are hard to come by