Born to run … and run … and run Las Vegas Sun
Frantic mood swings, hallucinations and nausea—no, we’re not talking about the effects of the latest black market drug, but something much more intimidating: …
Lllamas and Leadville 100 Race Runner’s World
For 33 years, llamas have carried supplies to runners during Leadville’s 100-mile trail run.
The Camaraderie of the Long-Distance Relay Runner The New York Times
For long-distance runners tired of banging out mile after lonely mile by themselves, there is an alternative: the relay race. And while the big-name relays have …
Underwater Training for Running – H2Go App for Recovery Workouts Runner’s World
The new app H2Go allows runners to train in any pool, giving them the recovery benefits of underwater training when there are no classes available.
What to Wear Running | Rain Gear & Running in the Rain Tips Runner’s World
Dressing for the rain can be tricky—whether you’re just doing a normal training run or have the Boston Marathon to compete with. But a developing a flexible …
Runners with depression: you’re in good company Canadian Running Magazine
Rob Krar is a legendary Canadian ultrarunner and pharmacist based in Flagstaff, Arizona who took up ultrarunning in 2012. Krar quickly came to dominate the …
Energy Gels – Best Running Gels 2018 Runner’s World
As runners, we love to hate gels. But the gooey nutrition is a staple in fuel belts for marathoners and half marathoners everywhere. Why? Efforts over 60 minutes …
Meet The Women Who Are Changing the Future for Black Distance Runners in DC Washingtonian
For the founders of RunGrl, the underrepresentation of black women in distance running could be connected to one underlying issue: their hair.
Ultrarunners Trek 150 Miles Through Kenyan Wilderness to Save Endangered Rhinos Runner’s World
Although Kenya is known for its long-distance runners, it drew a different running crowd over the past five days to help raise money for a local cause.