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Despite the Pressure, Gabby Thomas Just Wants to Have Fun at the Tokyo Olympics
The Harvard grad studying epidemiology caught the world's attention at the Olympic Trials, but 200-meter star Gabby Thomas is tuning out the hype.
Elaine Thompson-Herah is the Fastest Woman Alive, Winning 100-Meter Olympic Gold
It was a Jamaican sweep—and an Olympic record—for gold, silver, and bronze in the women's 100-meter dash in Tokyo.
Karissa Schweizer and Elise Cranny Advance to 5,000-meter Final at the 2021 Olympics
Sifan Hassan wins her heat to start her highly anticipated 2021 Olympics campaign.
At 19, 800-Meter Star Athing Mu Says She’s “Made for This”
Athing Mu has shattered collegiate records and heading into the Olympics, she's fastest woman for 800 meters in the world this year.
Do You Need Reasons to Watch Olympic Track & Field? Here are 5 Good Ones
We’ve all waited a long time for this. Sit back and enjoy the show.
Preparing for the Olympic Double, Karissa Schweizer is “Crushing Sleep” in Hawaii
She'll race the 5,000 and 10,000 meters at the Olympics. Here is how she’s nailing her physical and mental recovery.
Despite a Torn Meniscus, Aisha Praught Leer Will Race at the Olympics
The injury isn't stopping the Olympian.
Maggie Montoya Talks About Healing After Surviving the Boulder Shooting
Running and spending time with her family have brought some peace for the pro runner after surviving the tragedy at King Soopers.
Life is a Lot Right Now. Here’s How to Know if Running Will Help or Hurt
Between the pandemic, the news, financial hardships, childcare...we’re all so tired. Here’s how runners can take care of themselves.
283 Miles, Followed By Beer and Nachos for Courtney Dauwalter
Courtney Dauwalter reflects on her first-place U.S. finish at the 2020 Big’s Backyard Ultra.
Aliphine Tuliamuk: Pregnant and Training for the Olympics
When 2020 went sideways, the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials winner decided to pursue another dream.
FinisherPix Added to Pocket Outdoor Media (POM) Family
POM will look to add the FinisherPix photo service for race participants into its Active Pass Membership program.
In a Strange Year, Allie Ostrander Expands Her Reach
Allie Ostrander, a three-time NCAA champion, says she wants to be the kind of coach she needed when she was younger.
Christina Haswood is Running for Health…and for Office
Running unopposed in November, Christina Haswood will become the third Native American to serve in the Kansas state House of Representatives.
The COVID-19 Crisis: Runners on the Frontlines and (Virtual) Finish Lines
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the sport in many ways, but for many recreational runners, lacing up and heading outdoors has been a saving grace.
The COVID-19 Crisis: Pro Athletes Recalculate Their Careers
Elite runners plan nearly everything in four-year cycles to take a shot at the Olympics. But what happens when the Games are postponed?
The COVID-19 Crisis: Diljeet Taylor on Coping as a Coach
Diljeet Taylor would have been leading the BYU women’s team to go for an NCAA cross-country title. Instead, she’s teaching her runners about resilience.
The COVID-19 Crisis: A Running Brand Leans on Community Building
As the COVID-19 pandemic disrupts all businesses, the founders of the apparel brand Rabbit remain optimistic.
The Covid-19 Crisis: Helping Running Clubs Get Back on Track
Is the organized group run ever coming back? The head of Road Runners Club of America sees the way forward amid the Covid-19 pandemic.