Emily Infeld

A double-up, a worlds debut, and a fan favorite are headed to Eugene.

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

This classic fluffy side has some surprise ingredients.

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

The 2016 Olympian’s career has been riddled with setbacks, but she has always found a way to rise to the occasion.

The Bowerman Track Club was on a mission to set a national record for 3,000 meters. They all came in under the mark, but the winner was a surprise.

At several indoor track meets across the country, the U.S. women started turning up the heat on their Olympic goals.

After hip surgery, the 2015 world championships bronze medalist shares her comeback story and lends hope to injured runners everywhere.

Running is a way to explore new places during your trip, if you’re prepared.

“When you feel so alone and like nobody understands what you’re going through, it’s terrible. That’s why I felt inclined to share my struggles.”

The "Bowerman Babes" have made the franchise their high-altitude tradition.

She crossed the line in a huge grin when she realized she made the team—so is she the Cinderella story America should watch in Rio?

Phoebe Wright—self-named "dark horse of the 800 meters"—shares her top podium picks and underdogs from some of track's top events.

With all of our friends "peanutizing" their look based on the famous comic strip, we decided to have a little fun with it.

Even if you don't follow about track and field, you will cringe and bite your nails watching this 10K finish at the world championships.