Why Don't Runners' Knees Fail More Often?
Biology suggests that decades of running should invariably blow out your knees. Scientists are trying to understand why that doesn’t happen.
Running
Cutting College Track Hits Black Athletes the Hardest
Former Princeton runner Russell Dinkins argues that universities should preserve their "most accessible" sport
Eliud Kipchoge’s Streak Comes to an End in London
The world’s best marathoner was the favorite everyone was rooting for
A New Book on Nike Pulls No Punches
'Win at All Costs' is an indictment of more than just the Nike Oregon Project
Running from South Carolina to San Francisco in Search of America
Running across the U.S. on a journey to discover the true America during a period of intense political turmoil and deep divides
Why You Need to Master the Tempo Run
Building aerobic fitness is the key to making fast running feel "easy"
The Eternal Magic of New York's Van Cortlandt Park
When cross-country season rolls around, there's no place like Vanny
Why Did a Virtual Ultra Ban "Black Lives Matter"?
The infamous race director Lazarus Lake and runner Ben Chan disagree on whether the running community is a place for serious debate
The Sublime Agony of Hot-Weather Running
A late-summer ode to sweating it out
A New, Timely Documentary About Olympic Protest
'The Stand' has its moments, but struggles to add to the legacy of Tommie Smith and John Carlos