Caitlyn Pilkington

Sometimes unplugging is the best thing to do if you need to plug yourself back in with reality.

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Not even a month removed from a devastating Olympic team miss, Keni Harrison breaks the 28-year-old world record in 100m hurdles. INSANE!

The decorated decathlete can now add "Vogue cover" to his booming resume.

People are going crazy on Twitter to help The Chasers catch The Runner by answering super hard trivia questions.

Watch the trailer of your next favorite running film.

Because if you run slow, who cares? Apparently your lifespan does.

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Given all of the disconnection in our world, now is a good time to talk about how shared physical activity can reconnect our society.

Even if you are have been running for years, it is always beneficial to brush up on safety tips.

We started searching for the best locales with a bracket of 30 and opened up the voting to readers to make this tough call.

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Don't lie—that perfectly timed sunrise photo was just that: perfectly timed.

Rio tickets were punched, runners made history, two veterans collided and people cheered and cried louder and harder at Hayward Field.

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Remember when Erica Schenk made history on our cover? We do too. Now her sister wants to be just like her.

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You're not alone—here's how to combat upper pain.

Fans were in full force, runners were fast, and one screamed, "OMG! I have that phone case!"

Nike let us play in some of the shoes that will grace the feet of Olympians in Rio at their spike night event on the track. Peep the photos.

She crossed the line in a huge grin when she realized she made the team—so is she the Cinderella story America should watch in Rio?

During the second day of the Olympic Trials, Olympic dreams were made—some made their first team!—and people stopped to tie their shoes.

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When the going gets tough, the tough get going!

They are the king of the #runhappy movement, and their presence at the trials is definitely no exception.

This new book dives deep into the dark, dirty sport of doping in sport, something that's unfortunately still rampant today.

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The Fan Festival is just that—a giant festival outdoor party area behind the track for spectators to geek out over drinks and runners.

Running fans have access to their favorite athletes on any social platform—and Alysia Montano is the queen of making that possible on Snap.

The three-time Olympian, best known for competing in both summer and winter games, will not compete on the track in Eugene.

Phoebe Wright—self-named "dark horse of the 800 meters"—shares her top podium picks and underdogs from some of track's top events.

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This story is not only beautiful for its characters, but it's also written with so much love.

Here’s your guide to the perfect bag for a traveling runner.

They are definitely pesticide-free.

And it's jammed with gorgeous views, great conversation, endless knowledge from the greatest and yes, very good food.

It does everything else we need and want—and now it does one more thing to keep us on track.

There are some things that only a first marathon can teach you.

One editor writes an open letter to her father, the greatest runner of all time.

In a Jaybird-created video featuring Lauren Fleshman's storytelling, son Jude definitely grabs the spotlight with his young curiosity.

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She just ran the second-fastest half marathon by an American this year during a training run.

They used a Rock 'n' Roll event to tune up ahead of the marathon trials, and now they are back to race side by side in SD ahead of Rio.

There's running a 10K, then there's running a 10K while hula hooping the entire time.

Here's why joining your friends for a bite is better for you.

If you need some inspiration, read this story.

She will focus on a fall marathon instead.

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Coloring has exploded as a stress reliever among adults, so is it the new meditation tool among runners as well? We explore.

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When running in a pace group, you're supposed to know that you're hitting your exact goal time. How do those group leaders stay on target?

Presented with obstacles that could have deterred her from reaching her highest potential, Shelley ran right through them and became badass.

Was the commitment to run an 8K to herself or her daughter?

Do we really need to convince you to go to an event called Vine Body Sole?

Yes, even crazy ultrarunners make mega training mistakes.

Got bowel issues? Who doesn't? But when you have inflammatory bowel disease, the smaller woes seem a tad bit messier.

Fueling properly doesn't have to be a drag—here are some tips on how to do it and how to make your own fuel.

Runners just need to maintain a 19 minute/mile pace to beat the 30-hour cutoff time

Follow this guide so you can get back to running with happier feet.

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Sweet potato tots during your next run? Don't mind if we do!

There are tons of supplements out there—how do you know which ones to buy?

Discover how one simple shoe swap greatly benefitted her run.

Bet you never considered this a go-to pre-run meal.

Roll out, roll out—but really, it helps you sleep better at night.

She says her friend, a Boston Marathon bombing survivor and fellow amputee, is her "soul sister."

The things moms gain from running are lessons that are worth passing down to our children.

And he made more than $20,000 on the winning bid.

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It's not that we are lazy—it's that we are interested in other things besides running.

Being a mom is like running—don't compare yourself to the competitor next to you.

We all have a different relationship with food, and that's totally okay.

Wife to a professional baseball player, Alisha Perkins shares an excerpt from her upcoming book Running Home.

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If your home gym feels a bit more like a hole than a home, give these easy tricks a try to up the morale while you're on the treadmill.

13.1 miles is a bit longer than 3.1—but one young runner didn't seem to mind the discrepancy.

There are creative ways to keep the motivation running after the finish line.

Forget about fad diets. Follow this simple mantra to melt away unwanted pounds.

There is a ton of “information” surrounding the gluten-free trend—so what’s the real deal and what’s bloating us with lies?