Stephanie Hoppe

An impressive pro field delivered some fast times in the historic women's-only race.

For the 2022 race she was invited to fire the gun to start the elite women's race.

Elle Purrier St. Pierre, Heather MacLean, Kendall Ellis, and Roisin Willis beat the previous record by over 6 seconds.

This London-based graphic artist, who has designed New Balance kits, finds inspiration on the run.

After an exciting win at the Jackpot 100, ultrarunner Camille Herron reflects on where her unrelenting drive came from.

Through every up and down, Kelly Herron has had two things to lean on: Running, and her mom.

Nobody imagined the challenges we’d face this year, but Olympian Sydney McLaughlin has coping mechanisms to share.

Betty Lindberg spent her COVID-19 summer setting world bests.

After running a personal best in the half marathon, one runner reflects on how she did it.

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Nearly 30 local schools have been enlisted by Atlanta Track Club to create cheer zones for runners competing in the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials.

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

Jeannie Rice keeps running, setting records, and encouraging the rest of us to stay motivated.

Cathy Powers wanted to turn the loss of her military son into something positive. She started running for a cause and became healthier, too.

Julia Hawkins insists we should all try new things. She would know—she started running at 100 and became an age-group ace by 101.

When it comes to setting running goals, age is no barrier for this grandmother from Ohio.

It’s almost as difficult to get a job on race day as it is to earn a place on the starting line.

Della Works' son inspired her to start running at age 49. Decades later, she still considers running and racing to be among life's greatest gifts.

Two years after surviving an attack four miles into a training run, Kelly Herron is still fighting for empowerment among female runners.

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The five-time NYC Marathon champion will strive for a sixth win on November 4.

Mary Keitany won the NYC Marathon in 2014, 2015 and 2016. This year, she says she’s ready to reclaim her title.

Determination and positivity have enabled 94-year-old runner Ann McGowan to find strength in challenging situations throughout her life.

We spoke with 22-year-old ultrarunner Lucy Bartholomew just days before she began racing the 2018 TransRockies Run on August 14.

It took training for an Ironman triathlon to recover from a decade of disordered eating and make my health a priority.

Hoppe Feet shares her experience running the 2018 Boston Marathon in some of the toughest weather conditions the course has seen in years.

Highlights from the Boston Marathon’s 122-year history.

Longtime race director for the Boston Marathon Dave McGillivray shares his tips for runners preparing to tackle the 122nd Boston Marathon.

"It will impact all of us for the rest of our lives," said Team Hold the Plane creator David Samson of the World Marathon Challenge.

Regardless of how badly you want to race–or how hard you try to register–it's never okay to be a race bandit.

Johanna Garvin became the World Marathon Challenge's first wheelchair finisher on February 5, 2018.

Hoppe Feet shares a race recap from last year, when she scored a PR in the Saints and Sinners Half Marathon.

This Valentine's Day, Hoppe Feet outlines the top 12 reasons she loves running.

Race lesson learned: During your first race after recovering from a broken arm, give yourself (a bit of) a break.

Three athletes participating in this year's World Marathon Challenge share their stories.

After months of generally feeling "off," Hoppe Feet discovered there was a reason behind her unusual new running pattern.

Renee DeMarsh thrives on extreme physical challenges. She'll soon participate in the 2018 World Marathon Challenge.

As she reflects on a past race run in freezing temperatures, Hoppe Feet underlines the importance of packing an extra race-day outfit.

The post-race blues can get any runner down. Follow these tips to pull yourself out of the pit.

After her recent experience, Hoppe Feet advises on the best way for runners to deal with a dog attack.

Sara Hall discusses her CIM win and her excitement toward running the Boston Marathon for the first time in 2018.

A longtime fan of evening workouts, Hoppe Feet describes the path she took to become a morning runner.

Hoppe Feet took inspiration from Shalane Flanagan's NYC Marathon victory to secure her own victory in the REVEL Mt. Lemmon Half Marathon.

Sara Hall discusses parenthood, marathon PBs and her husband-coach combo in our latest Q&A.

Our blogger Hoppe Feet recalls a shake-out run two years ago, when she had the unique opportunity to run with Meb Keflezighi.

With winter well on its way, we provide five tips to help you run your best in the rain.

Hoppe Feet shares her experiences attempting to gain entry (four times!) to the 2017 TCS NYC Marathon.

Hoppe Feet has this tip to offer fellow destination race runners: don't take a red-eye flight with only three hours to spare before the race starts.

One year after completing her first Ironman, Hoppe Feet shares the lessons she learned during the toughest race of her life.

Hoppe Feet reminisces about her free 2015 Chicago Marathon bib and the problems that arose from running two marathons in as many months.

Hoppe Feet explains the five conditions under which she engages in self-talk while running.

After years of running and racing, Hoppe Feet has learned that it's often necessary to make adjustments to your training plan.

Hoppe Feet shares a race day memory from September 2014—shortly after she got engaged.

Hoppe Feet shares five things she learned while trying to balance enough on a cruise ship to run during a recent Alaskan cruise.

Hoppe Feet shares a recap of her most recent race: a half marathon in which she unexpectedly scored a new PR!

Hoppe Feet shares five things she recommends runners take into consideration when signing up for a destination race.

Blogger Stephanie Hoppe shares a race memory from two years ago, when she ran 26.2 miles with her fiancé one week before their wedding.

Hoppe Feet shares 10 training tips and tricks that help her stay strong and focused.

Blogger Stephanie Hoppe of We Run the World shares the 10 lessons she's learned during her first month of vegan (or vegan-ish) eating.