Women

Five days in, with hundreds of miles more to go, Jameson and Danielle confront their biggest challenges yet while facing down doubt, pain, and the wilderness of Oregon.

Follow in the footsteps of the first week as two friends set out to set the Fastest Known Time for the Oregon Pacific Crest Trail, despite weather, bugs, late nights and hundreds of miles to go.

An epic story about a quest, friendship, choices, exhaustion, empowerment, persistence and possibility.

Samuelson finished the 2019 Boston Marathon in 3:04:00, smashing the women's 60–64 Boston age-group record by eight minutes.

Drawing on more than a decade of experience, Ator will grow the Women’s Running brand with a renewed focus on community engagement and service journalism.

Sara Mae Berman, one of the pioneers of women’s running, talks about how she got into the sport on the 50th anniversary of her 1969 victory.

Lindsay Flanagan, 2:29 American marathoner, details every mile of her Boston Marathon training from March 25-31, 2019.

Boston Marathon 2019's new rules mean we may never see an unknown runner race into history, and that’s a shame for the sport.

16-year-old Athing Mu won a USATF title and set an American record this indoor season—but she’d be the first to tell you she’s got a long journey ahead.

The 8-time U.S. champion opens up about her decision to race cross country, her training, goals, dreams and what it’s like to be teammates with Shalane Flanagan.

Led by world champion steeplechaser Emma Coburn, these Boulder #Bossladies aren't your typical training group.

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