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With the right preparation you can sneak out the door for a 30-minute workout at any time

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‘Nike’s Big Bet’ argues that the banned coach is too important to the company’s image

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Gear up for summer adventures with these killer deals

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Make quick work of messy terrain

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Kicks for getting faster, from race day to recovery jog

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Cool clothing for quick laps and high-mileage days

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Cool clothing for quick laps and high-mileage days

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Top-notch gear for wrangling singletrack adventures

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She started her career in fashion, and didn't start running until she was 20. Now she crafts women's athletic apparel.

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Researchers are searching for telltale clues in your strength, flexibility, or body position that signal an impending injury. It’s harder than you think.

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The Saxx Hot Shot outperformed every other top in my quiver

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Whether you’re in it for the aesthetics or the superior airflow, there’s something here for everyone

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‘Head on a Swivel’ shows how running as a person of color can be an act of defiance

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The two-time Olympian is motivated for this year’s Boston Marathon, even as she considers a prospective career as an ultrarunner

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A new analysis digs into who overheats and which conditions are most risky, with surprising results

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This week’s episode of HBO’s ‘Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel’ offers raw scenes from the infamous race

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The neuroscience of running’s calming effects—and how to enhance them

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Is there anything better than a comfortable sweatshirt?

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Race performance still matters more than social media. For now. 

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Running alone against the clock is very different from trying to beat other runners, but untangling how our minds process the challenge is “like knitting with spaghetti”

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Author and yoga teacher Sage Rountree shares how yogic techniques of form, breath, and focus can help you maintain good form and presence of mind through your hardest hauls

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A nonexhaustive list

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We combed through hundreds of products to pick these three

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After 2020, holding the event at all will be a victory in itself

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You’re actively running and cycling, but your partner’s on the sidelines. Here are tips on coping with this challenging dynamic.

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Seven reasons from Brendan Leonard’s new book ‘I Hate Running and You Can Too’

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The gap between performance and style has never been wider—or has it?

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At the 2019 World Championships, researchers gave marathoners and racewalkers swallowable thermometer pills and used thermal cameras to assess the effectiveness of hydration and cooling techniques in the heat of competition

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Why step-ups make you a more powerful runner, techniques and tips for how to do them, and two sample workouts

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The new Ted Corbitt Loop is great, but we still need a Ted Corbitt ultra

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Favorites include fire pits, food, and coffee

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Between a new wave of sponsored athletes and its forthcoming racing shoes, the legacy running brand wants a bigger piece of the action

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A new study explores how inner monologue varies between sports, situations, and experience levels

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It breathes and wicks sweat better than any other midlayer I’ve tested

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A full-time realtor and a mother of two, 36-year-old Keira D’Amato hasn’t given up on her Olympic dream

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Exercising when it's cold can feel tougher than usual. This gear makes it more doable.

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Unlike heat training, repeated exposure to cold doesn't necessarily help you handle winter weather better

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An ode to doing what you love

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The items we're using to stay outdoors—and keep cozy when we come in

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Several British stars, including Paula Radcliffe, recently spoke out against an initiative to equalize cross-country distances for male and female athletes. The debate is more complicated than it seems. 

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If even pacing is so great, why do the best runners in the world always seem to have another gear at the end?

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Many hikers hope their treks will make them better at other sports. Instead, mine kept me from distance running for a year—a common side effect we don't discuss enough.

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You have some options beyond that perfectly formulated post-workout beverage

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Habits and tips to help you get through anything

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Two new studies find performance benefits from high levels of the sunshine vitamin, but they're not the final word

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Correctly timing all the elements of your taper can give you an extra edge on race day

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The brand's ethos signals a departure from an apparel industry that has been dominated by giant shoe companies. But can it stay true to the soul of the sport?

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'Bravey' delves into the Olympian's experiences with depression and losing her mother to suicide

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Pronation is out of favor, comfort is too vague, but maybe measuring your "habitual motion path" will guide you to a shoe that minimizes your injury risk

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Top trail runners mix running and walking on steep terrain, but even scientists aren't sure how we choose which is better

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We asked a range of experts how they see things shaking out during a very challenging time

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Because it's make-a-year-end-list season

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Top picks from the person who's tried everything

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A leading company redefines what it's actually measuring, and explains why that's what we really wanted all along

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These eight titles will keep your wanderlust fired up for when it's safe to travel again

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The company's library of studio exercise classes, integrated with on-screen fitness data from your Apple Watch, launches today. Our Sweat Science columnist takes it for a spin.

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This face covering is good for both all-day wear and working out

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‘The Infinite Race’ examines the complicated relationship between ‘Born to Run’ and the runners the book made famous

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Her death is a sad reminder of the ever present risk in mountain sports

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'Tempo' pairs video footage of Kyle Richardson running the Flat Irons of Boulder, Colorado, to a soundtrack of his own music

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After half a century of confusion, researchers have a new perspective on the transition from "aerobic" to "anaerobic" exercise

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With races canceled, Enda challenged its sponsored athletes to set a record on Mount Kenya

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In the Texas Hill Country, an event called Trail Camp offers community and care for veterans, one mile at a time

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A basic principle of training says you get better at the things you do most. So why does cross-training work?

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A pro marathoner looking for a sponsor takes a scientific approach to finding the right match

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A socially distant competition can be just the right amount of motivation

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After running 2:31:49 and setting a U.S. junior record in the marathon, college freshman Tierney Wolfgram wants to try her hand at shorter events

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Make sure your exercise lover has what they need to sweat this holiday season

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To pick their two-hour marathon team, researchers tested some of the greatest runners on the planet. Now they're revealing what they found.

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When the Cirque Series had all its events canceled, the race director challenged participants to spend a month running up and down hills 

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Faster splits and higher summits are just around the corner

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Mine for PRs no matter the weather

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Nasty weather shouldn't stop you from getting your run in. Here's what kept our testers warm and comfortable.

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Conquer diverse terrain with ease

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A new study suggests that slow-twitch runners can handle higher mileage than fast-twitch runners before showing signs of overtraining

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Follow these tips to avoid excessive burping, gurgling, and nausea

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