12 Runners Make the Fittest 50 List for ‘Sports Illustrated’ runnersworld.com
Sports Illustrated just released its Fittest 50 list to showcase the strongest, fastest, and most impressive female and male athletes in the world. Essentially, SI …
Why You Get the Runner’s High—But Your Workout Buddy Doesn’t runnersworld.com
How responsive your RNA pathways are can determine how likely you are to experience the runner’s high. But there are some things you can do to make it more …
What physics can learn from marathons about crowd flow South China Morning Post
Scientists are turning to marathons to study crowd dynamics because races have simple geometry, replicability and reliable variables direction.
How to Train for a Long-Distance Race Scientific American
Scientific American is the essential guide to the most awe-inspiring advances in science and technology, explaining how they change our understanding of the …
Should We Really Care About Cadence? runnersworld.com
New research from the University of Michigan studied the variance of cadence in elite ultrarunners and what factors really affect how many steps we take.
A Guide To Running Rim-to-Rim Across The Grand Canyon Adventure Sports Network
There’s really no set formula to run 50 miles. Training, nutrition, and a bit of luck are all important, but if I could only tell you one thing, it’s.
The Olympic Marathon Trials Field Is Ginormous Already—And Qualifying Remains Open for Another Year runnersworld.com
The Olympic Marathon Trials, the race to pick the three men and three women who will run the marathon for the United States at the Games in Tokyo, is still more …
Sit Down, All Other Sports—Running Owns the World’s Greatest Athlete runnersworld.com
Eliud Kipchoge is the greatest presence in sports at this moment in history.
The Best Running Armbands That Will Make You Forget You’re Wearing One GQ
GQ’s Best Stuff found the most secure, most comfortable bicep straps for the jogging enthusiasts who simply can’t be away from their phones for 30 whole …