PeopleThe Truth of Emma Coburn's Training: Strong and SteadyThe steeple queen's secret? "A lot of boring training."The Editors of Women's RunningJune 28, 2022
NewsEmma Coburn Wins Her 10th U.S. Title in the SteeplechaseThe 2017 World Champion wants to be back on top on the global stage.Matt WisnerJune 26, 2022
PeopleWomen Run the World: Dominique Scott and Going Beyond Her Comfort ZoneFreeing herself from comparison has allowed Dom Scott to run some seriously impressive races. Amanda McCrackenApril 13, 2022
PeopleEmma Bates: “For Me to Run My Best I Have to be Happy”In 2021, Emma Bates switched training groups, found a new coach, and moved to Colorado. All the changes did her good.Erin StroutOctober 15, 2021
NewsRuth Chepngetich Wins the 2021 Chicago Marathon; U.S.A.'s Bates and Hall Place Second and ThirdIn the first major race in the U.S. since the pandemic began, the American women had their best showing at the Chicago Marathon since 1994.Erin StroutOctober 10, 2021
OlympicsDespite a Torn Meniscus, Aisha Praught Leer Will Race at the OlympicsThe injury isn't stopping the Olympian.The Editors of Women's RunningJuly 23, 2021
PeopleThe Summer of Kate Grace ContinuesThe 2016 Olympian is proving there’s a whole lot to be excited about when it comes to track and field.Jen AtorJuly 21, 2021
PeopleEmma Coburn Knows What Really Matters, and It's Not RacingHer last race was "99 percent perfect." In Tokyo, she's looking for that final one percent. Jen AtorJuly 1, 2021
PeopleFor Cory McGee, It's the Team that Makes the DreamYears of hard work are paying off for the Olympic Trials 1500-meter second place finisher. But it's Team Boss and coach Joe Bosshard who she says deserve a lot of the credit. Jen AtorJune 22, 2021
