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Jeannie Rice was among headliners in the Age Group World Championships at the London Marathon. She shares how she's faster in her 70s than she was in her 60s.

It’s no secret that the pandemic was especially difficult for parents to navigate. The 2019 world marathon championships qualifier struggled, too.

Gabrielle Thomas is one of the fastest sprinters the country has ever seen. But her Olympic medals aren’t just awards. They’re one more way to draw attention to what really matters to this Harvard grad.

The high school star is carrying on the legacy of Black women who came before her as she carves out her place in track and field.

Dana Henderson logs miles to find her strength—and raises funds in support of suicide prevention as she prepares for the Chicago Marathon.

The 400-meter runner made her first Olympic team as a mom and won the Diamond League final in Zurich to clinch her spot at the next summer’s World Championships in Eugene.

How ultrarunner Stephanie Case finds balance in extremes.

Deirdre Keane became a low-key internet sensation after a condensed version of her life was told on the Humans of New York Instagram account. We wanted to know the full story.

“My goal is just to keep trying as hard as I can when I line up for a race, give it everything I have and see what happens."

When the race got scary, Rojas had to hype herself up to outkick the competition.

Ida Keeling died at age 106.

Young pro runners often spend their summers competing in Europe. For some, like Norris, the racing and the travel are at a new level.

Lauren Wilke contracted COVID-19 in March 2020. She is still seeking treatment for long-haul symptoms.

After she broke the Olympic steeplechase wide open to win silver, Courtney Frerichs improved her own American record. She has one more goal to wrap up her big summer.

In her journey to the Olympics, Cockrell learned the importance of perspective and managing expectations.

The two-time Olympian has been focused on injury prevention in her build up to Boston.

Liz DeLuca raised $12,000 for multiple sclerosis research.

After losing one of their own, the running community sends condolences to the Anderson family.

And why she won’t be hiking the Grand Canyon anytime soon.

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

Elle Purrier St. Pierre prefers to be home in Vermont, but the mountains have become a proven training ground on the way to the Olympics.

Florence Griffith Joyner’s world records in the 100m and 200m have never been matched.

She’s a world championships silver medalist, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t get nervous.

Elise Cranny won the 5,000 meters at the Olympic Trials to make the Tokyo Games. She got there by celebrating every step forward.

Moving up from her first love, the 1500 meters, Rachel Schneider will compete in the 5,000 meters at the 2021 Olympics.

The world championships 800-meter silver medalist has changed coaches and coasts—and now she's competing at her first Olympics.

Athing Mu has shattered collegiate records and heading into the Olympics, she's fastest woman for 800 meters in the world this year.

The 2016 Olympian is proving there’s a whole lot to be excited about when it comes to track and field.

She was one of the most successful American marathon runners ever. Now Amy Cragg is bringing the next generation along.

Her last race was "99 percent perfect." In Tokyo, she's looking for that final one percent.

When COVID-19 takes away so much human interaction, the Eugene grocery store is the place where you probably know everybody’s name.

Even for elite athletes, navigating what comes next during a pandemic is confusing and murky.

The third place Olympic Trials finisher and first-time Olympian is a fresh face in the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase.

She placed second in the 10,000 meters at the 2012 Olympic Trials, but it wasn’t enough to make Team USA. She’ll try (and try) again.

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

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.

Dominique Sabbs of the Chicago Area Runners Association is stepping up to help foster community for runners where it wasn’t before.

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

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.

After putting her efforts toward the marathon for a couple of years, Sisson is ready for 25 laps again.

The secret to her big breakthrough performances this year? A serious ability to lounge, she says.

She's at the top of the 5,000-meter Olympic Trials contenders and she hopes to double back for the 10,000 meters, too.

The two-time Olympian and American record holder has been treating a hip issue while training for the 10,000 meters

She may be out of her element on the track, but she’s never competed there as a 2:20 marathoner.

The 2016 Olympian is training on her own now, but she is still one of three fastest U.S. women at the 3,000-meter steeplechase.

The two-time Olympian has had some of the most exciting experiences at Hayward Field.

She’s taken the lessons of her early season races and is improving her race tactics.

The 2016 Olympian floods herself with all the good things on race day.

Lucy Del Gaudio wasn't finding success with traditional meds. Early morning runs have made all the difference.

The 2016 bronze medalist in the 1500 meters may be at peace with her career, but she still has a deep desire to compete at the Tokyo Games.

The 2016 Olympian and 2015 bronze medalist has a knack for coming through when it counts most.

At a recent track meet in Portland, Oregon, the former Oregon Project athlete won the open division 5,000 meters while 17 weeks pregnant.

New author Tianna Bartoletta opens up about her memoir, Survive and Advance.

The Forestbound bag designer has “mastered the art of looking very chill.” Here’s how the busy business owner makes it all work—and finds time to escape.

Sabrina Pace-Humphreys, and her UK-based Black Trail Runners, provides a powerful example for the global trail running community

Meet the runners hoping to make this year's burgeoning Refugee Olympic Team under the careful coaching of Tegla Loroupe.

Two Connecticut women were runners who used to be strangers. Now, they're forever bonded after a liver donation.

"I just can't take movement for granted:" Allen discusses how life has changed since her accident in 2017.

They came out on National Transgender Day of Visibility. On the track, Nikki Hiltz feels like a weight has been lifted.

The Olympic silver medalist and 2017 New York City Marathon champion reflects on adjusting to parenting and coaching Olympic hopefuls during the pandemic.

The Bowerman Track Club rookie reveals some of her favorite workouts (and the toughest ones, too).

Avery Allmond was at her fittest and getting faster when she was diagnosed with a rare disease that ended her college track career. She shares her story so others won’t give up.

How a headstrong teenager took the Minnesota State High School League to court in the 1970s, setting a precedent for high school girls to compete in sports.

The masters star picked herself up after a disappointment at the Olympic Marathon Trials to reset her lifestyle and goals.

“You have no idea how I miss the races. I don’t think there is anyone who misses them more than me, even though I’m not a runner,” says Rubenstein.

After becoming the first woman to break three hours for 50K, Des Linden talks hype and happiness.

Ajee’ Wilson is an Olympian and 800-meter American record-holder. She’s also the “coolest customer” you’ll ever meet, her coach says. Find out just how this U.S. track star remains unflappable under pressure and has become a master at resilience—and how you, too, can persevere through personal challenges.

Running and spending time with her family have brought some peace for the pro runner after surviving the tragedy at King Soopers.

An exclusive conversation between four ASICS team members and Women's Running Editor-in-Chief Jen Ator to celebrate women's history month and the incredible achievements of female athletes so far this year.

The 36-year-old nutrition scientist isn't letting anything (even a misdirected marathon course) slow her down.

Marathoner Denise Williams has had running come and go in her life, but now sees outdoor recreation as essential to her continued self-care.

Running partners and City Fit Girls founders share how they have found strength in numbers.

Munroe teaches her young running buddies to get out for fun and not medals.

Child phenom Bria Wetch was expected to burn out. She tells how, after some road bumps, she's still getting better 20 years later.

One runner shares her decades of love for lacing up, and what inspires her to keep moving forward.

The Olympic marathon qualifier will compete in Tokyo this summer.

For this 28-year-old Minnesotan, life on a long path is a series of snowy 20-mile days with a borrowed husky. What will life after it look like?

We are all Braveys.

Nutrition therapist and trail runner Maria Dalzot shares wisdom on keeping a healthy balance, especially during a pandemic.

Molly Offstein was struck by a car while running in 2017. Her bond with her sister has been important in her recovery and the family's, too.