Deena Kastor

Now is the time to stock up on editor-tested sunscreens to keep your skin protected on summer runs.

If you are time-crunched and finding it hard to fit in marathon training to your daily schedule, follow these tips.

We asked a group of runners for their all-time favorite books. These were the top answers.

Fifty-four days after the attack, Kastor lined up with an international field of 30,000 in her first-ever marathon.

Get in the Olympic spirit by adding these to your summer reading list.

These runners have found harmony between running crazy miles and eating plant-based. We asked them how they do it.

After transitioning to a mostly vegan diet, Kastor shares what food keeps her going.

Finishing 26.2 miles takes weeks and months of prepping your body. But what runs through your mind can lead to even bigger strides. Follow in the footsteps of these elite marathoners for a mental game plan that will power you to any goal.

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

Finding your path is more than a cliché: It can help you reach your potential. Discover what purpose looks like and how to find yours.

From athletes to advocates, business leaders to community voices, these 25 women are reshaping the running industry for the better—and we can’t wait to watch the impact they make in the new year. Meet our 2021 Power Women of the Year.

American marathon record holder Deena Kastor offers tips on marathon recovery and getting through the difficult moments in a tricky race.

Kastor ran a masters marathon record by using “roller coaster” training, using a smart taper, and practicing mental toughness and positivity.

As our outdoor mileage increases in spring and summer, so too should our sun protection.

In an exclusive essay, the Olympic medalist and American record holder in the marathon reflects on the meaning of family, motherhood, and the role adoption has played in her life.

Deena Kastor has written the book on the power of positivity in competition and life. Now injured, she's putting her advice to good use.

Karen Bdera first ran the New York Mini 10K in 1984. It was life-changing.

The country's fastest female marathoner is looking to set an American record this fall.

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

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