If you plan ahead, you can probably spot your runner in several places. Read the full article (with video) for Runner’s World.
By Car, By Train, or By Bike and Scooter: Three Ways to Spectate the Chicago Marathon
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Here’s Where You Can Recover After the Chicago Marathon (So You Don’t Have to Avoid the Stairs)
Every recovery is different, but here are some spots in the Windy City that will help your aching body. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
The Cycling Trend That’ll Get You Dirty This Fall
Cowbells, mud, and even bacon make cyclocross different from your typical bike race. Read the full article for Chicago Magazine.
Lake Levels Break Records, Complicate Workouts
From slippery paths to swept-away beaches, this summer’s rising waters have changed the way swimmers, runners, and cyclists use the waterfront. Read the full article for Chicago Magazine.
This Club Supports Climbers with Disabilities
Adaptive Climbing Group (ACG) Chicago brings together paraclimbers of varying skill levels, from novices to high-level competitors. Read the full article for Chicago Magazine.
How Ale Breuer and Kim Marsh of Ezza Nails Are Launching a Beauty Revolution
Ale Breuer and Kim Marsh are passionate about empowering women on both sides of the manicure table. Read the full post—and listen to the episode of #WeGotGoals—at aSweatLife.com.
Juvenile Detention Center Running Program Helps Vulnerable Kids Stride Toward Healing
Crossing the finish line has the potential to change the rest of their lives. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
Jay Edelson Is the King of the Court(room)
The New York Times once called him “tech’s least friended man.” That’s because the River North resident has made a career out of spiking Silicon Valley for privacy violations. Read the full article for The Regimen, in Chicago Magazine.
Should Bikes Be Allowed on the Riverwalk?
They were part of the city’s initial plan — and included in the application for financing — but sharing the space has proved challenging. Read the full article for Chicago Magazine
Five Sweat Sessions for the Littlest Set
Grown-ups aren’t the only ones booking classes at boutique fitness studios — try new ways to keep your kids moving when school’s out. Read the full article for Chicago Magazine.