Your donations will fund work to fight harassment, empower athletes, and provide gear to a new generation of girls in the sport. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
8 Women’s Running Charities to Support This Year
running
This Doctor Kept Her MS Diagnosis a Secret—But Running Ultras Gave Her the Strength to Open Up
Now, she’s running across the country and raising thousands to fund research into the disease. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
8 Unusual Things Diljeet Taylor Does That Make Her a Top NCAA Coach
Her team culture at BYU is based on trust, attention to detail, and bread emojis. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
It’s Time to #FixGirlsSports. Here’s How We Start.
No woman should ever have to experience abuse in sports. How four running leaders think our sport needs to change. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
5 Runners Who Survived Sudden Cardiac Arrest Share What It Really Feels Like
Here’s what their stories can teach you about prevention, warning signs, and fast action when help is needed. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
5 Lessons Allie Kieffer Learned After a Tough Year
A DNF at the NYC Marathon and a new injury afterward have added to her challenges—but she’s determined to overcome them. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
How You Can Break Barriers Just Like Eliud Kipchoge
Looking to PR at any distance? You can steal the strategies that helped Kipchoge break two hours in the marathon. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
After a Near-Miss With a Distracted Driver, Kaitlin Goodman Is Back to Run NYC
The pro runner is returning with a new sense of gratitude—and a mission to protect pedestrians everywhere. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
9 Inspiring Moments From the Chicago Marathon That Will Motivate You to Go 26.2
A 21-year-old shed half his bodyweight on his journey to better health, while an astrophysicist calculated her way to a PR. Read the full article (co-written with Andrew Dawson) for Runner’s World.
In Chicago, a PR Day for American Men
With the help of cool weather, boisterous crowds, and a fast course, four U.S. men ran under 2:11 and six placed in the top 15. Read the full article for Runner’s World.