Apr 5, 2017
To Break the 2-Hour Marathon, Runners Will Have to Change the Way They Fuel
It'll take more than just speed to make Breaking2 a reality.
Heidi Mills
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Jul 31, 2014
These Inspirational Quotes Will Make You Faster
Mark Allen, world-class triathlete, claims he isn't a freak of nature—it's not good genes that helped him demolish Ironman competitions, but a learned mentality.
Jul 23, 2014
CrossFit: Coming to a Preschool Near You
Once just a spot for intense, adult-only sufferfests, CrossFit boxes are increasingly welcoming younger members. Across the country, a rapidly growing number of children and teens are spending their...
Jul 10, 2014
The Rise of Run Commuters
Biking to work? Old news. Running to work may not get you there in the most presentable condition, but it'll sure spice up the morning grind.
Jun 10, 2014
How to Beat the Blerch
When The Oatmeal comic-strip author Matthew Inman first started running, he invented an invisible fat cherub called the Blerch. Years later, after he’d logged hundreds of miles and shed his extra...
May 22, 2014
The Road Less Sprinted: The Rise of Fastest Known Time
A growing number of trail runners are finding a new way to test themselves, and it doesn’t involve race fees, bibs, or finish line chutes. Instead, they’re enlisting their own stopwatch, navigational...
May 18, 2014
From Drug Addict to Ironman
Shane Niemeyer started exercising in prison after hitting rock-bottom. We talked to him about his path to become a regular Ironman competitor who's now gunning for a spot at the World Championships...
May 10, 2014
Nuun Takes an Energy Shot
New high-profile brand ambassador, new CEO, new product—now, Nuun has its sights set on hydrating society.
May 8, 2014
Sticking It to Diets: An Interview with Matt Fitzgerald
Sports nutritionist Matt Fitzgerald’s new book, Diet Cults, comes out today. Fitzgerald, who is also the author of the popular books Iron Wars and Racing Weight, uses Diet Cults to argue against the...
May 2, 2014
If You're Not Eating Enough You Might Gain Weight
For Scott and other distance athletes, the pounds come on because they aren’t properly fueling their activities. The body then develops a defense mechanism against the perceived threat of starvation...
Apr 30, 2014
Bringing Home Your Own Bacon with Fitness Expert Ben Greenfield
A fitness and nutrition expert, Ben Greenfield takes his food seriously. The author, speaker, podcast producer, and coach has made a career of advising athletes on how to train, eat, and maintain...
Apr 25, 2014
A Fitness Center That Takes Your Breath Away
Athletes can take their workout to new heights at an altitude training room in the Bay Area.The recently opened Air Fit, run by fitness company Leisure Sports, is a 1,100-square-foot room equipped...
Apr 19, 2014
Why Babies Are the Next Big Performance-Enhancing Drug
This month, Liza Howard ran the Umstead 100-mile race in North Carolina in just over 15 hours, setting a new course record for women. She did it just six months after giving birth. And she stopped...
Apr 18, 2014
Did Nike Just Buy Running?
A lucrative long-term sponsorship deal between USA Track & Field and Nike has drawn both enthusiasm and criticism from athletes and the running community. But it might be just what the sport needs.
Apr 3, 2014
Row the Distance Without Carbs
Can married duo Sami Inkinen and Meredith Loring row across the Pacific without sugar or carbs and stay together?
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