A Day in the Life of an Athlete at the World Championships
What is it really like to be an athlete at the World Athletics Championships? We spoke to 2022 Team USA athlete Emily Infeld to find out.
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Neely Gracey’s Road to the Trials: Go for Your Goals
Follow elite mother-runner Neely Gracey as she prepares for her third Olympic Marathon Trials—and offers advice on reaching your own running breakthrough
Neely Gracey Sets One-Mile Stroller Run World Record
The four-time Olympic marathon trials qualifier and mom of two set a new stroller mile world record in Colorado.
World Athletics Council Announces Key Decisions on Female Eligibility, Plus Updates on Russia and Belarus
New DSD and transgender regulations will be impactful for athletes
After Runners Apply Pressure, Boston Marathon Announces Pregnancy Deferral Policy
After a runner’s Instagram post about the Boston Marathon’s lack of a clear policy around pregnancy deferrals, the Boston Athletics Association is finally taking action.
NCAA Cross-Country Distances Still Aren’t the Same for Men and Women. Run Equal Wants to Change That
A proposal has been submitted to the NCAA to equalize the men’s and women’s cross-country race distances by 2023.
Why I Still Love Racing at Age 82
These days I can break a record while finishing last. Some say they find me inspiring, but I often feel like a decrepit but willing old dog who gets a pat when he tries to chase his ball.
As Hassan Attempts Olympic Triple, a Look at Historic Multi-Medalists
No runner has ever won the 5,000-meter, 1,500-meter, and 10,000-meter treble at the same Olympics. But there have been other memorable distance triples and doubles.
10 Fun Runs to Sign Up for This Summer
Because races full of beer, cookies, and froyo are the opposite of stressful
Why Is Track and Field’s Child Prodigy So Good?
Jakob Ingebrigtsen became a “professional” runner as a child. Is that a recipe for future success?