How to Master the Hill Sprint
When done right, it’s the ultimate exercise to burn fat and increase power fast
Noah Davis
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NYC Bound: A Mostly Straight Run Down Broadway
It's 13 miles from the top of Broadway to the bottom. Oh, and if you're wondering, it's definitely possible to get lost along the way.
NYC Bound: Running Barefoot in the City
Most people, you know, put on a pair of shoes in order to start running. Chris Hawson, though, needed to take his off.
NYC Bound: Cycling's Mayor of Central Park
Avalo York once ruled the Central Park bike loop. He's still there, almost every weekday, but he's been done with racing for a long time.
NYC Bound: The Slowest Man to Run Up the Empire State Building
Last year, Patrick Halloran finished last in the Empire State Building Run-Up. This year, he's coming back, and he's going to kick your ass.
NYC Bound: Hanging With the Fruitarians
Meet the man who runs 30 miles a day and eats nothing but fruit.
NYC Bound: A Triathlon in My Apartment
Noah Davis completes a sprint triathlon in his Brooklyn apartment.
How Running Explains the World
Is there a better way to get to know a new city than jogging through its streets? Noah Davis doesn't think so.
The New York City (Ultra) Marathon
While it may not appear that way, Noah Davis thinks that Manhattan and ultramarathons might just be made for each other.
New York City Is a Marathon
Can running replace public transportation in New York City? Noah Davis tried to find out.
Why Is He Still Running?
Noah Davis takes a look at Wade Barrett's transition from professional soccer player to semi-serious ultramarathoner.