In an era of “code-red” climate catastrophe, the survival of our sport depends on its ability to adapt. Here’s what running and races may need to look like in the near future as global temperatures climb.
Running every single day — through illness, injury, and dangerous weather — is not only opposed to nearly any training philosophy, but also kind of crazy. We asked runners on their 4th, 5th and 6th decades why and how they do it.
How a headstrong teenager took the Minnesota State High School League to court in the 1970s, setting a precedent for high school girls to compete in sports.
A sports scientist explains why our bodies seem to be working against us at times.
Post-injury, follow this step-by-step plan with guidelines to evaluate what pain is okay to run through and what is not.
Child phenom Bria Wetch was expected to burn out. She tells how, after some road bumps, she's still getting better 20 years later.
We spoke with the former University of Michigan All-American and recent XC Town USA Meet of Champions victor about the highs and lows of his running career, and how he’s built resilience.
4 Life lessons all of us should be reminded of emerge when seventh-graders tackle a new running challenge.
How to distinguish between fatigue and boredom, and ideas for restoring your mojo.
Fastest Known Times, the original virtual races, are booming in the time of COVID-19.
106 members of Black Girls RUN! give their experiences and perspectives.
Five habits we’ll want to hold on to when our stay-at-home time is over.