The local entrepreneurs behind Coco5, Protein20, and KRā capitalize on a serious thirst for natural, nutritious drinks. Read the full story for Chicago Magazine.
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How RXBAR Co-Founder Peter Rahal Built a Food Movement from His Parents’ Basement
Peter Rahal, co-founder and CEO of RXBAR, didn’t set out to build a multi-million-dollar company — but despite humble beginnings in his parents’ basement, that’s exactly what happened. Listen to the full episode at aSweatLife.com.
Chicago’s Facial Bars Democratize Dermatology
Frozen-nitrogen, laser light, and breast-milk facials are among the options on offer at the city’s convenience-minded skin care spots. Read the full article for Chicago Magazine.
Chicago’s Hottest Workout? Not Working Out
Ice baths aren’t just for professional athletes. Gyms across the city are offering new recovery options to help you boost results. Read the full article for Chicago Magazine.
Inside Their Medicine Cabinets
Take a peek inside these doctors’ homes to see what medicines and products they do (and don’t) use themselves. Read the full article for Chicago Magazine.
#WeGotGoals with Author, Coach and Running Bum Matt Fitzgerald
Over 35 years of running and 40-plus marathons, Matt Fitzgerald never felt he’d truly achieved his potential over 26.2 miles. This year, he decided to train for the Chicago Marathon using an entirely different approach—as an elite. He moved to Flagstaff, Arizona—at 7,000 feet of altitude—and trained with the Northern Arizona Elite team under coach Ben Rosario. “It’s really been an amazing experience in that now, at 46, I am as fit as I’ve ever been. I am capable of running as well as I ever have, but in a different way.” Hear more on this week’s #WeGotGoals.
How 9 Incredible Runners Fared at the Chicago Marathon
From an 81-year-old debut to a speedy teacher, these marathoners triumphed in the Windy City. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
Assaulted Runner on the Eve of Her First Marathon: “You Can’t put a Timeline on Recovery”
Kelly Herron says running provided power to fight off her attacker. Finishing 26.2 will offer closure. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
Gordon the Paralyzed Dog Can’t Participate in Chicago—but Has a New Goal in Mind
Safety and security concerns shift his target to a November race. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
By Car or By Train: Two Ways to Spectate the Chicago Marathon
If you plan ahead, you can probably spot your runner in several places. Read the full article for Runner’s World.