From dedicated running lanes to improved race-day logistics, cities worldwide are adapting their infrastructure to accommodate the global marathon boom.
Source: New York Times Sports
From dedicated running lanes to improved race-day logistics, cities worldwide are adapting their infrastructure to accommodate the global marathon boom.
Source: New York Times Sports
Nike’s Alphafly 4 promises even more energy return than its predecessor. After 200 miles of testing on roads from Brooklyn to Boulder, our verdict is in.
Source: Runner’s World Gear
A new golden era of middle-distance running is upon us, with both men’s and women’s 1500m fields producing historically fast times.
Source: LetsRun
Sports scientists have published groundbreaking research on caloric needs and gut training for runners tackling 200-mile events.
Source: Outside Magazine
The new Colorado Trail Corridor connects existing trails into a continuous 500-mile route through the Rocky Mountains.
Source: Outside Magazine
Parkrun has officially surpassed 10 million registered participants globally, cementing its place as the world’s largest running community event.
Source: Parkrun
Moving from pavement to dirt requires adjustments in gear, pacing, and mindset. Here’s how to make the switch smoothly.
Source: Runner’s World Trails
Whether it’s going out too fast, trying new gear, or skipping your fueling plan, these mistakes can derail months of training.
Source: Runner’s World Training
The trend of high school track stars turning professional is accelerating, raising questions about development pathways in the sport.
Source: FloTrack
Laz’s infamous race in Frozen Head State Park lived up to its reputation as the toughest ultra on the planet.
Source: iRunFar