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The 1500-meter specialist will wear Lululemon gear at the USATF Outdoor Championships in their new role as brand ambassador.

We caught up with the three-time NCAA champion, who left the Brooks Beasts at the end of last year to focus on her health.

Though she never stops thinking about the ongoing war, she shares her victories on the roads with the people fighting for Ukraine.

Maine runner Kirsten Beverley-Waters is running for a bigger cause: "I would do all of these runs for one child."

The Olympian talks about her new coach, training program, and why she’s feeling better than ever.

Since becoming a mom in September 2021, De La Cruz has formed a new bond with running, one that’s more joyful and less rigid.

World championships silver medalist Kara Goucher recounts how silencing her intuition didn't serve her well. Now she gives the advice she wishes she received as a young runner.

The Arizona-based pro recaps her injury recovery and what she’s learned about running postpartum.

These four mental lessons helped Jacky Hunt-Broersma run 104 marathons in 104 days.

The pro runner shares her wisdom about how running has changed for her through motherhood.

Wanda Kriebel’s racing was interrupted by a serious injury, but now the 62 year old has completed her comeback race.

Running also empowers her to see who she could become.

For these mother-daughter duos, running fast is a family trait.

After winning her debut marathon at CIM, the mother of four struggled with stomach issues during her first World Marathon Major.

A deeper look at the stories of Indigenous women who ran the 2022 Boston Marathon.

We had one last check-in with our "regular runner," after following along in her training for the Boston Marathon.

A week after breaking her sponsorship contract, Nell Rojas finished as the top American in the 2022 Boston Marathon with a new PR.

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

Freeing herself from comparison has allowed Dom Scott to run some seriously impressive races.

On her way to run 100 marathons in 100 days, the Boston Marathon will mark number 92 in a row.

Recovering from hip pain set the 2018 champion back initially, but she’s looking forward to lining up on Marathon Monday.

Our 360 YOU spring 2022 mentor Kimberly Clark dives into how changing her relationship to running helped unlock her larger purpose.

For the second quarter of 2022, Kimberly Clark (aka TrackClubBabe), with support from other elite athletes, will guide us through unlocking our potential as runners and women.

Community is everything. Here’s how these Indigenous runners are building theirs.

The idea came to her and was developed within a day, but the message is timeless.

Ultrarunner and author Mirna Valerio recalls patterns of overstriving in her young self that she still carries today.

Thanks to a new largely virtual training group, Amanda Phillips is focused on reaching her full running potential.

The 1500 meter Olympian has been singularly focused on recovery since her meniscus tear in July 2021.

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

Lucas says she was a student of the sport when she was training professionally, and now she’s ready to pass that knowledge on to a new generation of elite runners.

Nikki Hiltz is moving to Flagstaff, Arizona, to train under Mike Smith alongside Rachel Schneider and Elly Henes and plans to continue racing in their custom “Protect Trans Kids” singlet.

Lack of coverage of women's sports means that runners like Gotytom Gebreslase often don't get the attention they deserve.

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

Jenny Simpson’s historic Marshall, Colorado, schoolhouse home still stands, but escaping the fire was harrowing.

360 YOU mentor Mary Cain is stepping out of her comfort zone by racing a triathlon. Here’s how she’s embracing starting something brand new.

Hellen Obiri is transitioning to the marathon—and making other major changes, too.

Women like Sara Vaughn, Sara Hall, and Keira D'Amato are proving that longevity in elite running is possible.

Meet Tina King Clay, an insurance agent who started a running group to help improve Black women’s health.

The advice of a record-setting 73-year-old holds true for all ages and abilities, but especially for those of us who think we have a running expiration date.

We checked in on the ultrarunner midway through her attempt at a women's world record.

Having a purpose—a personal mission—helps make the hard miles worth it.

We spoke with the Dirtbag Runners founder about how she hopes taking a sabbatical will bring her back to running and how other people can make a break work for them. 

They ran season bests, but the high school American record still stands. Both girls are driven by competition and camaraderie to break that record before track season is over.

The 35-year-old made the switch after giving birth to her fourth child. Here’s what we can learn from her experience.

This ex-pat has lived all over, but it wasn't until she landed in Thailand that she discovered a deeper love for running.

Welcome to TrackGirlz, a nonprofit improving girls’ access to track and field.

She has helped push the running industry toward the recognition that the sport isn't always accessible or welcoming.

In a landscape dominated by hyper-filtered images and rail-thin fitness influencers, 38-year-old social media sensation Erin Azar stands out.

Dorame started the Grounded Podcast, which explores running, culture, land, and community—and the spaces where they overlap.

With one more year of pro racing ahead, Steph Bruce wants her supporters to celebrate her pro running retirement with her, like they’ve always done.

Sara Hall's career is a reminder of what's possible.

How does the runner get it all done?

If anyone had lingering questions about whether good vibes and fast times go hand in hand, Seidel dispatched them.

There are many questions ahead for one of America’s brightest young stars, but, for now, she is mum on the details of goals beyond this standout year.

“Your time is now” is Mu’s oft-repeated mantra, one she credits with changing her mindset and improving her performance.

The 800-meter specialist translates hard work and talent as a runner into another passion.

Friends you make on the run are surely special, but who else can you bring into your corner of support?

If you don't know her by name, you might recognize her hair.

The silver medalist shot-putter uses her experience to open a dialogue around mental health and well-being.

She’s turned all the challenges she’s faced into additional fuel for her competitive fire, qualifying for the 2021 Olympics in the 5,000 meters and 10,000 meters.

In this new chapter of her career, Vaughn finds the roads to be more forgiving and fruitful.

The superstar runner is working hard to ensure pregnant women everywhere are supported.

“When women are not seen, when they are invisible, it becomes much easier for those in power to forget that they exist and have equal rights as the men in society.”

History has so often shown that meaningful change only occurs when society gets sufficiently angry about an injustice.

In 2019, Mary Cain alleged abuse under the most renowned distance running coach in the country. Then she promised to do whatever she could to fix girls' sports.

From athletes to advocates, business leaders to community voices, these 15 women are reshaping the running industry for the better—and we can’t wait to watch the impact they make in the new year.

After a heartbreaking spring, Keira D’Amato rebounded to win her first national title. In January, she might even go for the American marathon record.

Atsuko Tamura learned the value of movement from a young age and it's what has kept her going as an industry leader.

Treworgy reflects on how running has changed and created opportunities for women since she started running in the 1960s.

When Catherine Popp was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age 53, her partner quit his job so they could make the most of their time together, by traveling and running.

The secret to parenting well, crushing your career, and running hard? For Stevie Kremer, it’s all about balance.

Now the youngest person to run 100 marathons, Dreamer Jocelyn Rivas recently finished her hundredth at the Los Angeles Marathon.

Because of her 2011 victory in New York, Firehiwot Dado has given her family greater opportunities than she once had.

The marathoner made some pretty big training changes since the U.S. Olympic Marathon Team Trials that are now paying off.

Here's how to the three-time Beer Mile champion does it.

A Los Angeles–based runner and semifinalist for the Brooks Runfulness Project, this Oiselle Volée member won $25,000 and hopes to bring visibility to the AAPI community through her book.

Eleanor Beason may not be the fastest runner, but she knows a thing or two about how to commit to running and find longevity in the sport.

Karen Bei is known as "Sara Hall's mom" in some circles. And that's the role that has inspired her to take up running later in life, too.

The retired 2017 New York City Marathon champion takes inventory of how her attempt to complete six marathons in seven weeks has gone so far.

In 2021, Emma Bates switched training groups, found a new coach, and moved to Colorado. All the changes did her good.