The U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials Have Been Saved
Following months of uncertainty, the most exciting marathon on U.S. soil has been upgraded to “Gold Label” status. Here’s what that means.
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Brad Barton Is on a Record-Breaking Roll
And he shows no signs of stopping
What We Can Learn from Olympians About the Common Cold
Staying healthy is crucial to athletic performance, and a new analysis from the 2018 Olympics suggests some surprising defensive tactics.
Northern Italy Will Host the 2026 Winter Olympic Games
A promise of sustainability helped the bid from Cortina-Milan beat out Stockholm for the right to host the Games
Caster Semenya Just Got a Major Win
Switzerland’s supreme court has suspended the IAAF’s testosterone regulations
Nike and the Problem with Pro Running Contracts
Alysia Montaño’s story is yet another reminder of how contracted endurance athletes often have to choose between having a career and a life
Havana's Heavy Hitters
Professional boxing has been illegal in Cuba for more than 50 years. That hasn't stopped the country from producing the best fighters in the world.
Climbing in the 2020 Olympics, Explained
Are you curious about what Olympic climbing will look like in 2020? We are, too. Here's what you should know before it all begins.
Ice Climbing Proves It's Worthy of the Olympics
A recent World Cup in Denver blew all expectations and leads the way toward the 2026 Winter Games
It's About Time for the Running World to Embrace Change
The IAAF’s decision to phase out the 5k isn’t necessarily bad, and the pro running landscape needs to evolve all around.
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