Why Coffee Makes You Poop (And Whether Runners Should Take Advantage)
The biological reasoning behind our favorite pre-race laxative
The biological reasoning behind our favorite pre-race laxative
Everything you need to know about training under tricky circumstances and winning big European mountain races
Three highlights from the opening weekend at the IAAF World Championships
The boom in trail and ultrarunning has already prompted a number of talented track athletes to try their hand at the sport. The results have been telling.
It threatens to overshadow this weekend’s World Championships
But don't worry—a stateside version of Europe's grueling Skyrunning series is ready to kick your ass
Thanks to freezing temps, stringent rules, and nasty winds, the Antarctica Marathon, held every March on the world's largest ice sheet, is every bit as brutal as it sounds
The track star’s name is everywhere these days, but what’s the big deal?
A primer from overall winner of the Canadian Death Race, Alissa St. Laurent