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Interview Issue 2012: Sprinter Justin Gatlin on Making a Comeback
The Olympian on beating Bolt and how he came back from his doping ban
Of Bears and Gazelles: Scott Jurek on How Determination Wins Every Time
Born with scoliosis and a left foot that toes out, the running legend focused on distance, where length could forgive injury, fatigue, bad form, and illness. In an ultra, the most important thing is your mind—and your willingness to push on.
What’s the Best Running Pace Calculator?
I'm looking for a way to determine how fast I should be running.
Oscar Pistorius and the Imperfect Science of Classifying Disability
Our quadrennial celebration of idealized human form and physiology discomforts at least one rehabilitation physician like a tight pair of slacks. Do the Olympics end up ranking people, or their bodies?
The 4 Best Yoga Poses for Runners
Pounding pavement can leave you cramped after a hard run. These four stretches will remedy those tight hips, calves, and IT bands to keep you going.
Do Treadmills Lose Their Resiliency?
I know that conventional running shoes lose their bounce and cushion over time, leaving you open to injury. Should I be worried about the same sort of deterioration with my treadmill?
How Often Should I Replace My Minimalist Running Shoes?
My Vibram FiveFingers and Merrell Gloves are so different from the traditional high-drop running shoe that it can be hard to figure out when to turn them in
Outside at Tribeca: The Small Town Where Everybody Runs
In Bekoji, Ethiopia, running is more than just recreation. It's a kind of work, a way of earning money and of contributing to your family.