Viola Cheptoo Is Ready to Run Her Own Race
Learn how Viola Cheptoo prepares for the Boston Marathon, and what fuels her work to end gender-based violence with Tirop's Angels
Learn how Viola Cheptoo prepares for the Boston Marathon, and what fuels her work to end gender-based violence with Tirop's Angels
Brooks’ new trainer isn’t max in any expected way, but it provides a stable, smooth, and speedy ride on uptempo runs.
A new book examines why Americans are more obsessed with exercise than ever, yet also unhealthier.
The brand’s franchise cushioned shoe gets a total makeover—and won over this former Nimbus hater
Clutch marathon training essentials that have been helping one runner get through the miles on her quest to run all six Abbott Major Marathons
The legacy shoe brand has been around for 74 years. This season they are delivering nothing but PBs.
Even when you don't have equipment, you can still get in a great workout. Just apply a few simple rules of physics to get more from every move.
The 2022 Pantone fashion selections reflect a world in limbo. The colors we're seeing in athletic wear align in juxtaposed vibrancy (get me out of this house, already!) and Hygge-level calm (because life still feels a little fragile).
The retired 2017 New York City Marathon champion completed her epic challenge with her fastest finish yet.
It's basically the second Olympics. Here's everything you need to know about how, when, and who to watch.
All four women already made history at the Tokyo Olympics. In the final event on the women’s athletics schedule, they teamed up to do it again—together.
In her fifth and final Olympics, Allyson Felix wins bronze in the women’s 400m final. Defending champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo wins gold.
The 2016 Olympian is proving there’s a whole lot to be excited about when it comes to track and field.
Out of the record-setting 329 U.S. female athletes heading to Tokyo, the 65 women who will be representing Team USA in track and field are a seriously-impressive group.
Her last race was "99 percent perfect." In Tokyo, she's looking for that final one percent.
The third place Olympic Trials finisher and first-time Olympian is a fresh face in the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase.
Years of hard work are paying off for the Olympic Trials 1500-meter second place finisher. But it's Team Boss and coach Joe Bosshard who she says deserve a lot of the credit.
The 2016 Olympic bronze medalist trusts that her body and mind will know what to do when she gets on the starting line at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials.
Whether you’re going for a run in your local wooded park or negotiating rugged single-track in the mountains, trail running is distinctly different from running the roads, treadmill, or track.
By expanding my focus a bit wider than running, I became a stronger, happier runner.
From hydration packs and vests to water bottles and belts, these are our favorite hydration systems to help keep you fueled no matter how many miles you're tackling.
Editor tested and vetted, these 10 pairs are the ones we're choosing to log our daily miles in and help us set new PRs in 2021.
It's the rock-solid steadiness for us.
The people's champion set a new 50K world record and the internet LOVED IT.
Consider us #influenced.
The Olympic marathon qualifier will compete in Tokyo this summer.
The VP of marketing at Salomon is committed to sustained change that benefits women.
She will continue pushing for stronger representation and storytelling of all runners.
Since joining the brand in late 2019, nine-time Olympic medalist Felix has taken a hands-on role.
You don't need a ton of equipment—here are the essentials.
Say hello to 10 of the strongest off-road picks of the season.
Adding some key accessories on top of proper recovery protocols can boost your bounce-back effectiveness.
This updated trail running shoe uses fancy tech to deliver a light and fast ride with a secure, comfortable fit.
Our favorite off-road gear this year.
One runner reflects on the meaning behind her miles in 2020.
Just one more way we can all keep “running on hope.”
The elite middle distance runner will work for the running brand full-time while training for Tokyo 2021.
Food is fuel, sure—but it's also more. Athletes share a few of their most memorable dishes and what good eating really means to them.
"I fought all day long. I gave it everything out there.”
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Passion alone is powerful, but a squad committed to chasing dreams together is unstoppable.
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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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How one of the greatest runners of all time started a movement for maternity policies everywhere
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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.
Because it’s not just the youth sports culture that needs to change.
Six elite women share what goes through their minds on marathon morning.
"You set the bar high and brought everyone on the line up to those standards. USA women dream bigger because of you."
Check out our picks for the best running trails, ranked easiest to hardest, when you're looking for a scenic change of pace on your usual route.
"I hope we struggle, and I’m sure we will, but we won’t give up."
Editor-in-Chef Jen Ator discusses highlights from the July/August 2019 issue of Women's Running, available now on newsstands and Zinio.
The 32-year-old national champion and advocate for rare cancer research passed away Tuesday at her home in Minneapolis.
"You've changed every life you've touched. Every single one."
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What happened when two-time Olympian Kara Goucher faced a mountain lion mid-run—and what to do if you find yourself in a similar situation.
The Olympic legend finishes the race in 3:04.00 on the 40th anniversary of her historic win.