The awkward moment this runner started to celebrate a lap too soon runnersworld.com
Ethiopian runner Hagos Gebrhiwet was taking part in the 5000m race at the IAAF Diamond League race in Lausanne, when he celebrated too soon.
This Week In Running: July 8, 2019 iRunFar
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for July 8, 2019.
Summer 2019 Running Gear | What to Wear Running in Hot Weather Runner’s World
We tested hot-weather apparel to find the standout pieces for sweltering summer runs. These shorts, shirts, bras, socks, sunglasses, and water bottles rose to the …
Lake District team launch new ultra distance challenge open to walkers and runners Cumbria Crack
Events Director Davy Newell has launched a brand new trail race around Windermere and surrounds. THE LAP is a 45mi off road circuit of England’s largest and …
April Lund Beats Alcoholism and Becomes Elite Runner runnersworld.com
April Lund realized her drinking was leading her down a dark path. To get out of it, she poured her energy into running.
Garmin Forerunner 945 review: Sports tracking’s new top dog Expert Reviews
Its sophisticated sports tracking and lightweight design make the Forerunner 945 the best watch for serious runners and triathletes.
MARIKA SBOROS: Human endurance does not have limitless boundaries Business Day
New research finds you do not necessarily burn more calories the more you exercise.
Bernard Lagat Sets U.S. Masters Marathon Record at Age 44 runnersworld.com
In only his second shot at 26.2, the five-time Olympian breaks Meb Kelfezighi’s mark.
Gord Kurenoff: Cowabunga, there’s new runs for turtles, butterflies, saluting culture Vancouver Sun
The immediate road racing focus is on Fort Langley and next weekend’s half-marathon and 5K road races, but there are some new fun runs to look forward to …