Rosalie Fish Steps Up Advocacy for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
A University of Washington cross-country and track athlete continues to fight for Indigenous communities—but her advocacy has also expanded
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He Built a Community of Runners. One Athlete Donated a Kidney in Return.
Tom O’Keefe launched Stride for Stride in 2018, to make running more diverse and accessible. He never planned for the nonprofit to save his own life.
This Woman Ran from San Francisco to New York in 47 Days
After a devastating near miss in 2019, Jenny Hoffman shattered the coast-to-coast fastest known time
For Ariane Hendrix, the Olympic Trials Marathon Is Just the Beginning
The 2:35 marathoner aims to become the fastest such Black American female on a small but elite club known as The List
Watch: This Six-Star Marathon Finisher Runs to Connect the Hearing and Deaf Community
The second installment of the documentary series on Outside Watch features Thomas Eller’s journey to make history
His First Marathon Was in Prison. His Second Will Be in New York City.
While incarcerated in San Quentin State Prison, Rahsaan Thomas became a runner, journalist, and criminal justice activist. After being granted a commutation while serving a 55-year-to-life sentence, Thomas began training for the New York City Marathon.
This Paralympian Defined Her Own Future. It Includes Podiums for Others Like Her.
A review of Scout Basset’s new memoir, ‘Lucky Girl: Lessons on Overcoming Odds and Building a Limitless Future’
Solving the Appalachian Trail Puzzle
Kristian Morgan set a new southbound FKT on the Appalachian Trail, but he’s not done yet
24 Hours with One of the World’s Best Marathoners
As the 2023 Boston Marathon winner and Olympian Hellen Obiri puts final touches on her build for the NYC Marathon, she’s aiming to become the seventh woman ever to win two majors in one year
Meet the Fastest Trail Running Couple in America
Eli and Tabor Hemming are having a banner year in the short-course trail running world, but the Golden Trail World Series finals might be their ultimate test