No Money Required. This Running Club Wants Sweat Equity for Entry. Olivia Dwyer|May 10, 2018 Most trail-running clubs charge membership fees. Not Maine's Trail Monster Running, which requires volunteer time and effort from aspiring entrants, a throwback model that makes trail running’s growth sustainable.
The Big Sur Marathon is the Most Stunning Coastal Run on Earth Megan Michelson|April 30, 2018 Not recommended: Training for a marathon during a snow-drenched winter. Recommended: Running a marathon along the most beautiful, rugged stretch of the California coastline.
Wild Ideas Worth Living: Brendan Leonard Shelby Stanger|March 2, 2018 Brendan Leonard on how to run 100 miles, get paid to write books and blogs, and make movies and cartoons about adventure. Brendan Leo...
REI Presents: How to Run 100 Miles Brendan Leonard|February 12, 2018 How to Run 100 Miles follows two normal guys as they train for and run their first ultramarathon,100-mile race. Running isn't something that comes naturally to them or to most of us, but at least they have each other. Youʼll laugh, you'll cheer and you'll probably get a lump in your throat.
Cat Bradley is Racing the Only Target That Matters—Her Own Morgan Sjogren|February 9, 2018 After a breakout year winning Western States 100, setting the Grand Canyon Rim To Rim To Rim FKT and going pro, in 2018 runner Cat Bradley is staying focused on her toughest competition—herself.
Wild Ideas Worth Living: Mirna Valerio Shelby Stanger|January 31, 2018 Mirna’s wild idea is to run ultra-marathons and advocate for body positivity, showing others that fitness comes in many sizes. Mirna's not just a runner. She’s also a teacher, coach, diversity leader, trained opera singer, mom, wife, and author of A Beautiful Work in Progress.
Camille Herron’s 100-Mile World Record Aer Parris|November 16, 2017 How do you break records for a distance you've never run before? We talk to Camille herself to find out. It comes down to science and joy.
A Track Star Returns to Her Trail Roots Becky Wade|November 2, 2017 The mountains have always beckoned Olympian Julia Bleasdale. Today, she's answering that call. If you watched Julia Bleasdale in the 2012...
Running in Baltimore’s Urban Oasis Amanda Loudin|October 24, 2017 Patapsco Valley State Park is a world unto its own, just a few short miles from one of the nation’s largest population centers. To be surro...
In Praise of the DNF Morgan Sjogren|October 17, 2017 Instead of “Did Not Finish,” think “Did Not F-Up.” Here's how to know when to throw in the towel—and how to get back on the horse. A Did...
Kilian Jornet’s Mountain Reign Morgan Tilton|October 17, 2017 On suffering, doping and victory: a Q&A with one of today's most famous runners Kilian Jornet hardly needs an introduction. The ski m...
Trail Sisters: Meet Asheville Renaissance Runner Ashley Hunter Arnold Gina Lucrezi|October 12, 2017 When she's not speeding by on the trails of Pisgah, you can find her teaching yoga, writing and producing running films. The Southeast is...
