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In her fifth shot at an Olympic team, Stephanie Bruce refuses to waste the opportunity. She'll go 15 rounds if she has to.

Molly Huddle has shown her stamina on challenging 26.2-mile courses and she believes her many years of mileage will pay off at the Olympic Trials.

Recovering from the flu and overtraining syndrome, Amy Cragg is unable to race for a spot to compete at the Tokyo Games. But her career isn’t over.

She’s a nine-time national champion on the roads, but Aliphine Tuliamuk’s greatest marathon might still be ahead of her.

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The Safe on the Road founder envisions a world where roads are designed for everyone to use.

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Small strides in life are creating a big career for this med student and runner.

At several indoor track meets across the country, the U.S. women started turning up the heat on their Olympic goals.

Yes, it's freezing. But getting out of the house and into the cold could be good for you.

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Kids, training, and recovery don’t always mix perfectly, but these three women give us an inside scoop on how they manage to make 26.2-mile magic happen, even when family life is hectic.

Fresh off setting the American record for the indoor mile, Purrier is off to Albuquerque to race twice more at the U.S. indoor championships.

It was hot. The contenders suffered. And the crowd went wild during a wild 2016 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials.

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Lasagna goes green with these colorful, delicious Spinach Lasagna Rolls.

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Learn about two of the many of the commonly held notions about the causes of running injury.

Ward off injury on your way to a PR with this streamlined, 10-minute circuit.

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We’ve rounded up some of our favorite women's running gear for winter—with both high end and wallet-friendly options.

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Give your entrée a sidekick, then watch it shine.

Breaking with the trend of giving the elite women the first start, Boston Marathon officials cite safety concerns.

The U.S. Center for SafeSport is investigating Alberto Salazar. Here’s what you need to know about the SafeSport code and who enforces it.

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Not respecting the illness can often set you back more than trying to push through it.

Here's exactly how to use the indoor training tool to your advantage.

Time to flip your perspective on the "dreadmill."

Passion alone is powerful, but a squad committed to chasing dreams together is unstoppable. 

Just get the warmest everything, right? Nope.

After Mary Cain alleged emotional abuse as an athlete under Alberto Salazar’s coaching, Nike conducted an internal probe of the professional running group.

After switching coaches, training partners, sponsors, events, and her home base, Aisha Praught Leer, a Jamaican national record holder, has flourished.

Creating a sustainable running event is a challenge when tens of thousands of people are involved, but companies are getting creative to reduce the use of disposable cups.

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The women’s elite field at the 2020 Boston Marathon features the defending champion and includes five athletes who have run under 2:20.

Ski mountaineering, or skimo, is a proven way to enjoy the snowy months while building strength and fitness.

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Need oatmeal-to-go? This overnight golden milk oat jar will help get you out the door in a flash.

How to think of winter not as an obstacle but as a training tool to make you stronger, tougher, healthier, and happier.

What can a half marathon do for an Olympic hopeful during the thick of training? We asked what these runners got out of their tune-up races.

Even Wonder Woman had to learn to run. Gal Gadot reveals her superhero wellness secrets on waking up early, staying fit, and meditation.

For being a nutritional basic, there sure is a lot of variety! Here’s a quick breakdown of all your oat-based options.

Researchers in London found even low key marathon training reduced "vascular age" by four years.

Austrailian-based elite distance runner Sinead Diver, 42, has a knack for challenging–and shattering–perceptions.

Do it for more energy, better sleep, and easier weight loss.

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These 20 women are the game changers, rule breakers, and trailblazers for the next year in running.

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She is a three-time gold medalist. But long jumper and sprinter Tianna Bartoletta has stood on the world’s most prestigious podiums also as a survivor.

Although it’s hard to believe that hurdler Sydney McLaughlin will be going for her second Games at 20 years old, she’s matured in countless ways since 2016.

Mary Cain shocked the running world in 2019 when she came forward with her story of emotional abuse at the hands of her former coach Alberto Salazar.

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How one of the greatest runners of all time started a movement for maternity policies everywhere

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She’s been through it three times already, but every Olympic year is different. Here’s how Jenny Simpson is approaching her lead-up to the Trials and, hopefully, the Games.

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Desiree Linden has a big year ahead, racing the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials, the Boston Marathon, and perhaps the Olympics, too. Here’s how—and why—she plans to do it.

The two-time Olympian says she will race the Olympic Marathon Trials in February and the Boston Marathon in April.

From masters to pros to recreational runners, the club cross country championships give everybody a chance to mix it up together.

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As Jordan Hasay prepares for the 2020 Olympic Trials, her new advisor Paula Radcliffe wants to help Hasay make decisions “with her head over her heart.”

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Little extras runners will love

These kitchen aids are great options for the hostess or the homebody

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One of the most celebrated elite runners of her generation, Kara Goucher faces her toughest challenge yet: being a beginner.