If you want to be your best—at anything in life—start by observing others. You’ll quickly see how much you can learn from the good and bad examples that are all around you—and running is no exception. By studying the training, racing and lifestyle choices of other runners, you can improve your own experience and results. […]
Several social and cultural factors are inspiring the rise of American women in the marathon.
The new 268-mile Montane Spine Race course record holder shares how raising her 14-month-old daughter helped her prepare for the race.
Where and how you run doesn’t matter as much as the reason you put in the effort.
Sarah Barker with the DL—and sharp commentary—on new lady group with steeplechaser Emma Coburn at its nucleus and her husband, Joe Bosshard, as the coach.
One year before Sarah Cotton's cross-country career took flight, she thought she might never run again.
The two-time Olympian on how she gets the best out of herself.
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.
These 15 game-changing stories will leave you inspired, empowered and excited for what the future holds for women in running.
