This Elite Running Camp in Tuscany Is a Dream
In the rural Italian village of San Rocco a Pilli, seven top runners prepared for the World Athletics Championships while living in an 18th century villa. Welcome to Tuscany Camp.
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Running in Prison Changed Everything
An inmate serving a sentence in Ohio turns setback into opportunity from within, joining a running club and raising money for student school supplies
Sha’Carri Richardson Wins 100-Meter Gold at the World Championships
Sha'Carri Richardson secured her name as the fastest women in the world with her stellar performance in the 100 meter final in Budapest
The U.S. Model for College Sports Is Unsustainable
The dissolution of the Pac-12 is a reminder that Olympic sports like running need to find a new business model. And that’s not such a bad thing.
Being a Sustainable Runner Begins at Breakfast
The new book ‘Becoming a Sustainable Runner’ offers a science-backed playbook for being an ecologically responsible athlete and citizen
New Study Highlights Critical Steps Toward Equity in the Running Industry
The Running Industry Diversity Coaltion’s findings emphasize a long road ahead for achieving racial equity in the running community
The Dangerous Promise of the Pro-Doping “Enhanced Games”
Legalizing some performance-enhancing drugs might result in less cheating, but at what cost?
Shelby Houlihan Is Ruffling Feathers During Her Doping Ban
Houlihan has been throwing down impressive times this summer, despite being suspended from her sport
Meet the Rucky Chucky Raft Crew of Western States 100
The boat people volunteers who shuttle runners across the American River at mile 78 on the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run have seen it all
David Hedges Sets New Nolan’s 14 Fastest Known Time
The Chicago-born trail runner drops the fastest time on the Nolan’s 14, one of Colorado’s most daunting routes