Nervous Again: Going Downhill Fast at the Inov-8 Descent Race+
A 96-second plunge off the world’s most dangerous ski slope in running shoes revives race feelings I thought I’d outgrown.
A 96-second plunge off the world’s most dangerous ski slope in running shoes revives race feelings I thought I’d outgrown.
Don't just dominate the hills, conquer the whole course by running more strategically and finishing faster.
How Mario Mendoza is training to conquer the alps at the UTMB 100-mile trail run this August.
Pushing the pace downhill is tempting, but carries a cost that negates any time gains. Here's why.
The Boston Marathon's course writes the script. Runners simply enact its strenuous narrative year after year. A brief history of tragedy and triumph.
The science behind those screaming quads and pain brain. Becuase once you're in, the Boston Marathon doesn't make it easy to get that finisher's medal.
You’ve heard of the Newton Hills— Moguls. Heartbreak? A molehill. The big hills of the Boston Marathon go down, and until now, they didn't have names.
The pros who ran Boston's downhills best take us through the course. Expert advice from Des Linden, Ryan Hall and Bill Rodgers.
Six keys to minimizing impact and maximizing speed on the downhills.
Downhill running takes a toll on the body, but you can train your body to better handle the load—and snag that PR.
What goes up is also worth going down (from time to time)!
Every marathon presents challenges. Boston has a very unique set of them.