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The world silver medalist’s memoir, ‘The Longest Race,’ lays bare why female athletes may never realize their full potential under systems still rife with inequity, abuse, and harassment
NCAA track champion and Mount Marathon winner Allie Ostrander continues to be open about the long road of eating disorder recovery. Could her transparency change the sport?
The American ultrarunner set a new women’s world record on Saturday after logging 270.505 miles at the Sri Chinmoy 48-Hour Festival in Canberra, Australia
Since Linden began her career, there’s been a dramatic shift in how professional runners promote and present themselves to the world. We caught up with her about her new podcast, the expansion of running media, and how she decides whether to fire off a spicy tweet.
Chloe Abbott is an elite sprinter and Olympic-hopeful who trains under coach renowned Bobby Kersee.
Run the world’s largest night race and you’re bound to have one of the most unusual experiences of your life
Women Take The Lead Retreat is creating space for women of color in the running industry to network, learn, and connect with tools to advance their careers
Growing up as an immigrant had her believing that she had to be stronger than everybody else just to get by. When she started trail running, she was physically tested in ways she found thrilling.
Three runners finish what is typically a nearly impossible race in Tennessee
A former elite runner finds her creative stride by designing activewear that tells the story of her family history in the French West Indies
Sally Bergesen interviews Kara Goucher about the release of her new book, ‘The Longest Race,’ and on finding her voice in a system that dehumanized female athletes
With all the performative “empowerment” of women runners on this day, let this be a moment where we demand real change, real structural transformation, and real joy
We’re going the extra mile with 261 Fearless, our nonprofit partner that empowers women through running
The kindness of a stranger helped the organizer for the Boston Marathon overcome tragedy. Now she wants to pass the gift along, every day.
Why Tracksmith, an apparel brand immersed in the culture and heritage of running, started making shoes
Relentless dedication and strength training are some of the keys to his success
By enforcing stringent rules on the video footage creators can use from their events, USA Track and Field might be undermining its own mission
The creative was a reluctant runner until he realized that telling himself stories could get him through any distance—and help him be the person he wants to be
A look at the history of this essential piece of equipment. It’s come so far, thanks to enterprising runners, but is still not adequate for a high percentage of women.
Seventy years after his first cross-country race and 46 years after competing as an elite runner, the author competes—and triumphs—on a tough Australian course
Why running is one of the biggest philanthropic sports in the world
Olympian and veteran elite coach Mark Coogan’s central advice on making the most of your miles
Champion ultrarunner rolls into 2023 with a new sponsor and new goals
The former soccer phenom was burnt out and angry. Then he started running every day, no matter what.
The Wings of America Boston Pursuit program provides a life-changing opportunity for high schoolers to learn about college and experience a wider world
American Yared Nuguse scorches the track en route to winning the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games, and other news from the track.
The Fast Forest Project is honoring the fastest American milers as part of a broader sustainability initiative
A physical therapist details what usually brings runners into his office and lays out strategies to keep you injury-free
Bones are made of dynamic tissues that need stress, just not too much, says one of the world’s best ultrarunners
Run a marathon. Recover mid-flight to another continent. Run a marathon. Rinse. Repeat.
The application period opens February 8 for the world’s largest marathon. Here’s the essential information you need to know.
Next year’s Summer Olympics in Paris mark the 40th anniversary of women competing in the event. With one year until the U.S. Olympic Trials, anticipation is running high.
Cross-country began and grew in the cold off-season, and its world championships are usually held in winter mud and slush. This year, however, will be different.
Beyond setting a world record in the Alphafly, Eliud Kipchoge is credited with helping to create the supershoe
This runner has covered 32 miles every day for nearly three months. She’s not done.
Americans Nell Rojas and Nathosha Rogers train alongside the diligence of Kenya’s best runners
Everything you need to know about motivation, fulfillment, and achievement in this lifetime sport
Vanessa Peralta-Mitchell founded Game Changers, an organization committed to training women of color for running leadership positions.
January marks the season when many professional runners announce sponsorship changes. Here’s why that’s important, and what it means for the future of running.
The track star turned filmmaker turned ultrarunner reflects on her ever-evolving relationship with the sport
Running and composing music require a similar problem-solving area of the brain, so it might not be a coincidence that there’s crossover
In an impressive debut, Tracksmith delivers a versatile, modern trainer with an old-school look and feel, just as you’d expect from the brand
Fleshman’s book offers a look at her journey in elite running in a system that was built for the opposite gender
Asics’s signature cushioned shoe goes super-max and delivers more comfort and cushioning than ever before
Ten tips to kick-start your fitness at the start of the new year
And what does Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest tell us about the risks sports pose to an athlete’s heart?
As we say good-bye to 2022 and the amazing year of running highlights, it’s time to start thinking about all of the possibilities for 2023 and beyond.
Read the brightest highlights of the year in marathon running, trail running, triathlon, and the athletes that delivered the inspiration
Aaron Kuen was en route to a 2:48 marathon at the California International Marathon, but remains in a coma in a Sacramento hospital
A Native runner reflects on land acknowledgments before races and in daily life
What the rest of us can learn from the wildly durable Atlanta Track Club runner
As many trail-running events grow larger, more runners are gravitating toward smaller grassroots events with an intimate, personal feel
Runner Carolyn Su creates space for people of color to feel at home in the sport
Minimalist running will always be a topic for discussion, lively opinions, and varying advice. Take the time to educate yourself on whether it’s right for you.
It’s the first time a woman-owned store has won the award.
Ultrarunning’s G.O.A.T discusses his busy 2022, which saw win ultrarunning’s biggest events and dive into the shoe market with NNormal
After becoming the youngest adult to run 100 marathons, she’s chasing even bigger running goals and helping fellow Dreamers and young women realize their own potential
Burnout can affect participants of any sport—including hiking. Here’s how to identify, prevent, and cure it.
Meet the group that's setting a pace for Black women distance runners
Between fan engagement and professional-athlete interaction, the beleaguered social network still offers plenty of upsides for a niche sport
The bestselling author teamed up with coach Eric Orton to offer a practical path to change
The ultrarunner and coach shares his best tips for ramping into alpine running season
And her world-record attempt won’t stop until she reaches Melbourne at 150 marathons
Wondering what to get your favorite runner this holiday season? We have you covered.
Socks, hydration packs, insoles, and coffee! Welcome to the cornucopia of accessories and essentials for the runner on your list.
With so many running shoes, which ones do you choose? Don’t worry, we have you covered with our best road running shoes for holiday gifts.
Bring a smile to the face of your favorite trail runner this year with a pair of our favorite trail-running shoes from 2022
Welcome to our top selection of gifts for runners that are set to keep on giving all year long
For the gearhead in your life, here are our editor’s top picks for the runner who is technologically inclined
If popping the cash for a monthlong trip to the Maldives isn’t an option, here’s the next best thing—the best recovery gifts for the runner in your life
Be seen and be heard. Here are the looks that will keep you shining bright this winter.
Browse the selection of our favorite running gear this winter season, all ready to wrap for your best runner friends—or yourself
In 2009, ‘Born to Run’ sent shock waves through the running world. Thirteen years later, ‘Born to Run 2’ offers a practical guide to running, eating, racing, and training like the world’s best. Here’s an excerpt from the book, out December 6.
Running, coaching, and living with an autoimmune disease
From November 24 to 27, Rising Hearts—an Indigenous-led grassroots organization—will host the third annual Truthsgiving 4 Miler. The run was created to honor Indigenous history, foster allyship, and share the true history of Thanksgiving during Native American Heritage Month.
Black Friday has come early for runners. Here’s a glimpse at some of the best deals on running shoes, apparel and accessories.
Join Run Intel to have your GPS watch generate ultra-specific email updates based on your running activities and goals
An expert weighs in on why runners should go minimal—when they’re not running
After her diagnosis halted her physical activity for two years, runner Mireille Siné returned to the sport with a new outlook