Emilia Benton

Mariana Fernández brings elements of her background, as well as her personal life experiences, to her Tread, yoga and meditation classes

Nell Rojas’ first Boulder-based training camp for all levels of runners proved to be an eye-opening and energizing way to kickstart my current marathon training cycle

In its second year, the 75-mile Hollywood to the Sea relay’s finishing teams were comprised entirely of women

On a hot and humid morning, the 25-year-old former Stanford star set a U.S. Olympic Trials Marathon record of 2:22:10. Emily Sisson and Dakotah Lindwurm went 2-3 to earn the final Olympic berths.

The moms of the Hoka-sponsored Northern Arizona Elite training team reflect on having a supportive brand sponsor during their motherhood journeys

A sign of the power of the growing representation in running, more than 12 percent of the runners in this year's field are women of color. We asked several of them about racing to represent their country and communities.

As she wraps up her training in Kenya, the 2016 Olympian reflects on what the U.S. has given her.

She’s the 31st woman added to the list of Black American female marathoners who have hit the milestone

The 2:35 marathoner aims to become the fastest woman on the list of Black American female marathoners

New name, image, and likeness program aims to aid athletes hoping to transition to the next level of competition

This new documentary on Outside Watch follows a 20-year journey of one runner’s dream to become a six-star marathon finisher and increase representation in the running community

The new sponsorships reflect the brand’s commitment to diversity and representation.

Kelsey Quinn joins the slowly growing list of female coaches at the pro level as she takes on the role of assistant coach at OAC.

Nurses in the U.S. walk an average of a marathon per week, and a sponsorship model for N.C.A.A. athletes is now being extended to healthcare workers

The two-time Olympian uses a deeply personal story of her time in elite running to encourage other women to use their voices, as well as further revelations about her time under coach Alberto Salazar.

After six years away from competing at the elite level, she ran a huge PR of 2:30:29, placing 9th at the California International Marathon.

In her marathon debut at the California International Marathon, Lauren Goss aims to unlock her potential as she races for herself.

She is embracing the fact that she seems to “bring the heat” when it’s time to go the distance.

Hellen Obiri is one of the only women to have won world championships in outdoor track, indoor track and cross country and now she's moving up to the marathon distance in New York City.

Women's Running sat down with Désir to chat about her new book, freedom through movement, and creating space for lightbulb moments.

But piecing together the forgotten moments in running history will take more work than just one role.

Working with Nell Rojas was a game-changer for my confidence and showed me the value of a solid coach-athlete relationship. Here are some takeaways of what working with a coach can do for you.

These tips can help you retain the joy of running.

The brand hopes to hone in on and celebrate the diversity of the sport.

Toeing the line for the first time since the pandemic may take you back to your first race ever.

The international club has more than 100 members running this year’s race.

A lack of diversity in outdoor communities is not a surprise for many marginalized people.

Ida Keeling died at age 106.

How one woman is using an epic stage race to make running more inclusive.

Through a new study, researchers are trying to understand bone health in female ultrarunners.

Winner Beth Pascall ran the second-fastest women’s time in the race’s history.

The Olympic marathoner turned ultra-champion shares how she navigates the training.

Here are five critical steps to start the new year on a positive note and with a sense of renewal.