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Kitting up for your next marathon? Don't forget to bring these basics.
The multisport athlete wins at the GoPro Mountain Games for the eighth consecutive year
Makes the world a friendlier place, one hormone spritz at a time
Paramotorist makes history as the first to complete the cross-country flying feat
Shades to be released June 23 go for the "hot nerd" look
If you're in it for the long haul, you might as well haul it in.
Slowing down during runs will make you stronger and faster, so no more regretting the times you break into a stroll
Why your thoughts go from brilliant to batty on your run
Runners often think they have license to eat anything—and everything. And they're wrong.
If you’re lining up in the marathon corral without having used starting blocks, you’re doing yourself a serious disservice.
When you’re running 100-plus-mile races, you don’t experience epic success without epic fails. Dean Karnazes is well acquainted with both.
As athletes, we are always trying to break walls, but sometime we end up breaking ourselves.
Exercise hasn't always been the key to fitness and health. And for good reason—you need movement, not a running regimen to stay healthy.
Buckle up those shoes, pilgrim; it's time for a turkey trot. Do you know which race you're hitting up? We do.