What Ultrarunner Jim Walmsley Can Teach Us About Performance
In a sport plagued by career-ending injuries, somehow Walmsley hasn’t been hurt once during his phenomenal stretch of success
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A Gwich'in Ultrarunner's 4,600-Mile Journey Across Canada
Caribou Legs, a film from The Solidarity Union, follows Bradley Firth as he runs from 4,600 miles from Vancouver to St. John's. He battles his own inner demons of drug addiction and alcoholism while raising awareness for systemic violence against indigenous women.
Can Western States Stop Doping in Trail Running?
With their new drug testing policy, race organizers hope to lead ultrarunning's anti-doping charge—but the sport still has a long way to go
Running the Race That ‘Born to Run’ Made Famous
After a cancellation in 2015 due to drug violence, nearly 1,000 Tarahumara gathered in Copper Canyon this March to run the brutal, unrelenting 50-miler
The Bright Light: Mira Rai
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How a Group of Runners Devised One of the World's Toughest Ultras
In the early 80's an eclectic group of runners became discontent with only marathon distances. Soon, their HURT Ohana began to grow and organize.
Meet the Fastest Woman You've Never Heard Of
Sunny Stroeer got sick and still set the speed record on Aconcagua. We sat down with the ex weekend warrior to talk training, coffee, and the all-women team that tackled the highest mountain in South America.
There's Fast and Then There's Jim Walmsley Fast
The Distance is a short film from TRUE MVMNT about ultrarunner Jim Walmsley. He's quickly risen through the ranks of trail running, blowing past old records on his way.
The Best Races for Running Your Fastest Time
Everyone likes to run fast. Here are the courses where you’re most likely to set a PR.
A Brief History of the Toughest Record Ever
Pete Kostelnick just broke one of the toughest running records in history, logging an average of 72 miles for 42 days straight. He's the latest in a line of runners going back 120 years who have tested their mettle by crossing the country on foot.