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The gold medalist opened up about her daughter’s recent birth, the pressures she faced as an athlete starting a family and the trouble with living up to her own self-image.

These running buddies share the ways in which their relationships went above and beyond to transcend typical friendships.

Heather Anderson became the only woman to complete the Calendar-Year Triple Crown in 2018, which requires nearly 8,000 miles of hiking in eight months.

The 2018 Chicago Marathon’s top American female finisher has a renewed enthusiasm for racing after a benign tumor diagnosis in late 2018.

Our 2018 holiday playlist features decades-old classics and modern hits alike.

One amusing Instagram post by Oiselle supporter Jordan Kutzer in November 2018 has quickly transformed into a growing comedy page about runners and their support systems.

These 15 game-changing stories will leave you inspired, empowered, and excited for what the future holds for women in running.

The Boston Athletic Association has announced the list of women and men who will race as part of the 2019 Boston Marathon U.S. elite team.

Ultrarunner Linda Sanders traded race participation for race observation to tackle some of her most rewarding creative projects to date.

See the new look of Women’s Running in our January/February 2019 Issue—on newsstands now!

Our editors and contributors share their favorite moments for women runners in 2018.

A race-cation in Curaçao turned into an exploration of all that this Caribbean island has to offer.

Power your way through 60 minutes (or more) of running with this hit-filled playlist.

One lucky Desiree Linden fan and Women’s Running reader got the opportunity to spend a whole weekend with her running heroine. Here's what happened.

The ultrarunner who's determined to set as many world records as possible just earned a new one: most miles run in 24 hours.

The Arizona politician on endurance sports and saving the environment one run at a time.

The Boston Athletic Association announced today that its four defending champions will return to race the 2019 Boston Marathon.

Ultrarunner Courtney Dauwalter continues to push the limits of what her mind and body can accomplish out on the trails.

These three stories demonstrate just a few of the ways in which running inspires people of all different ages and backgrounds.

Run Hundred presents its list of the top 10 workout songs of December 2018.

It’s hard to understand how much motherhood affects daily life—until you become a mother yourself.

The trust between a blind runner and her guide dog becomes essential when the duo hits the trails.

The Nike Oregon Project is one of professional running’s most successful training organizations. So why is it always steeped in controversy?

These songs may not be on the Top 10 charts, but they still make our top 10 workout playlist for this season.

While most women run for physical and mental health, several of us also run for the boost in self-confidence that fitness provides.

California’s Camp Fire devastation forced race cancellations and inspired one brand in particular to donate money and supplies to relief efforts.

Women’s Running visited Deena Kastor, Alexi Pappas and Sarah Attar at their training center in Mammoth, Calif., to discuss how training impacts every aspect of their lives.

The professional American women’s field is at its strongest in recent memory. So why does it still feel like the sport of running goes largely unnoticed?

Women's Running's editors spent weeks curating a list of 52 gifts that we know you'll love this holiday season.

The Olympic triathlete's choice to switch sports reminds us that it's never too late to chase a dream.

Runners can give back this holiday season by supporting charitable organizations that make it possible for others to embrace the sport.

Your playlist will be seriously lacking if you don’t update it with our best-of list for November 2018.

Sarah Crouch was the top American finisher at the 2018 Chicago Marathon and aims to score an even bigger PR at the California International Marathon on December 2.

Peter Ciaccia, the New York City Marathon race director, retired after the 2018 race.

These fun CMA Award-nominated tracks will give you a good kick during your next run.

Here's a glimpse into the rising sport of skyrunning.

Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains are home to the Appalachian Trail’s three crown jewels: McAfee Knob, Tinker Cliffs and Dragon’s Tooth.

Take a peek behind the scenes of our photo shoot with 2018 Boston Marathon champion (and our November/December 2018 cover runner) Des Linden.

Women's Running's November/December 2018 issue is on newsstands now!

Women's Running's November/December 2018 cover runner, Des Linden, discusses her victory in the 2018 Boston Marathon and the strength of the American professional women's field.

Relive the race with these photos from the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon.

We’ve gathered everything you need to know about Mary Keitany’s career and life outside of running.

For those that missed it, here's how the 2018 NYC Marathon played out for the professional women's field.

Shalane Flanagan, Molly Huddle and Desiree Linden reflect on their performances, admiration for Mary Keitany and plans for the future.

Congratulations to this year's top 10 finishers of the TCS New York City Marathon!

Mary Keitany of Kenya has won the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon.

Manuela Schar of Switzerland has won the women's wheelchair division of the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon.

Shalane Flanagan, Des Linden, Molly Huddle, Allie Kieffer and Stephanie Bruce will all be racing for a spot on the podium on November 4.

Strava’s “Run to Vote” initiative encourages eligible voters to run to the polls on November 6.

Women’s Sports Foundation’s NYC Marathon roster includes three winter Olympians and an established filmmaker.

After surviving a 150-foot fall two years ago, Hannah Gavios is now preparing to tackle the NYC Marathon on crutches in support of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation.

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.

Is your favorite actress, chef or athlete racing this year's NYC Marathon?

The second-place Boston Marathon finisher will be racing NYC, but she has patience when it comes to the professional running world’s big time.

These are the pros you need to keep an eye on during this year’s TCS NYC Marathon.

Allie Kieffer heads to this year’s NYC Marathon with nine strong weeks of training and the confidence she’ll need to perform well on race day.

Revamp your workout playlist with a few cover song classics. The best part? None of these sound anything like the original recordings.

Two years after her third-place finish in the NYC Marathon, pro Molly Huddle is itching to return to the podium.

The 2018 USATF Half Marathon champion discusses her goals for the year ahead and her long-term aspirations to launch a career in public health.

Boston Marathon winner and NYC Marathon hopeful Des Linden answers questions about her training and race prep ahead of this year's race in New York City.

The defending NYC Marathon champion has the top of the podium in her sights again for 2018.

Boston Marathon winner Des Linden checks in with the Women's Running team with two weeks remaining before this year's TCS New York City Marathon.

Tune in to watch the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon on November 4, 2018.

Avoid unnecessary chafing, portapotty blunders and more with our experts’ race-day costume tips and tricks.

Take this playlist on full-throttle or cherry-pick your favorites when you need a little inspiration to get moving.

Find yourself in the woods—without getting lost.

Nina Kuscsik fought for women’s rights to race in the early 1970s—and won two consecutive NYC Marathons.

Ultrarunner Jenny Jurek’s relationship with the outdoors shaped her into the woman she is today.

These community-led, weekly 5K events only require you to show up (and stick around for a post-run coffee).

Runners who despise the sport they practice every day is far more common than you might think.

Add these one-hit wonders from the 1960s to your workout playlist for a fun blast from the past.

Defending NYC Marathon champ Shalane Flanagan and 2018 Boston Marathon winner Des Linden both have their sights set on this year’s NYC Marathon podium.

In recognition of World Thrombosis Day on October 13, we share runner Sarah Longwell’s harrowing diagnosis and return to the sport she loves.

Racing this year’s NYC Marathon? Here’s what you can expect to see along the course.