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Editor-in-chief Rebecca Warren reflects on her experiences at the 2018 Big Sur Marathon.

Four ways to know if sleeping in on race day might be the best race plan of all.

We consider several of the reasons our fellow runners offer for lining up in the wrong corral on race day.

Pro runner Neely Spence Gracey explains how her approach to running is helping her through the tougher days of her pregnancy.

From gear mishaps to nutrition miscues, we’ve all had something go wrong on race day. Five runners share their biggest race-day mistake.

Check out our step-by-step guide of the famous Boston Marathon route.

Natalie Zimmerman is one of 17 educators who will be running on Hyland's All-Teacher Boston Marathon team.

The Newton Hills get a bad rep, but there are ways to train your body and mind to conquer them successfully.

As far away from home as they are, these two women are still determined to complete 26.2 miles on Marathon Monday.

Whether you’re in town to race or spectate, Boston is a fun, walkable city–so why not check some of these must-visit places off the list?

Deciding to keep their bodies and minds healthy through running is something most athletes never regret.

A mother runner who's expecting her second child this summer explains three of the most common myths about running through pregnancy.

Many runners worry about steep inclines, but downhill running can be even worse for your body when it comes to injuries.

One runner writes a letter addressing the struggle she and other athletes face during the transition from winter to spring.

Everyone's timeline is different–but these tips can help you decide what the best time is for you.

A busy runner's to-do list is often impossibly long. This mother runner advises everyone determine and draw their own "suck line."

Remember: tapering is the final chance for your muscles to fully repair themselves before your big race.

After receiving accusations of being a "selfish" mother, this athlete explains why pursuing a healthy lifestyle is better for her family.

Universal truths about how to run–properly.