Addie Bracy’s Journey To CCC
The American mountain runner returns to international racing with stoke and strategy to spare.
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Ben Pryor
Ben Pryor (Choctaw) is a contributing writer for several national and regional publications, including Native News Online and Indian Country Today. He has graduate degrees in Political Science (American Politics) and Philosophy (Philosophy of Language). His writing interests include running, politics, and the environment.
My Stories
Meet The Indigenous Women Traversing The Rocky Mountains
Native Women Running’s team is running the three-day TransRockies Run for ancestors, family, courage, and inspiration
How Understanding Flow and Clutch States Can Help Your Running
A recent study explored how runners can use these mental strategies to perform better, and better enjoy their time running.
Navajo Ultrarunner Verna Volker Isn’t Slowing Down
The founder of Native Women Running is running the Javelina Jundred this weekend to celebrate her heritage and encourage Native women to find their own trails toward healing.
The Production of ‘Endurance Work’ in Women’s Cross Country and Trail Running
Whether it’s pushing through discomfort or fatigue, endurance is central to our sport. A new study shows the significance of the practice of mind-body linkage.
Three Masters Athletes on Intersectional Wisdom for Lifelong Running
When racial diversity, age, and experience intersects in running, the result is a wellspring of insight and contribution. These veteran runners have made running central to their lives and identities.
Unlocking the “Why”: The Science Behind What Motivates Ultrarunners
Ultrarunning, why? The Diversity of Motivations and Experiences in Ultrarunners
Navajo Ultrarunner Verna Volker Isn’t Slowing Down
The founder of Native Women Running is running the Javelina Jundred this weekend to celebrate her heritage and encourage Native women to find their own trails toward healing.