Several runners in New York City’s elite field are on their third or fourth marathon of the year. The two most famous contenders raced 26.2 miles just eight weeks ago. More races mean more money—but the math isn’t simple. Read the full article for Front Office Sports.
The world’s best cyclists and runners have found that the optimal solution to a serious problem is a 30-cent children’s treat. Read the full article for Front Office Sports.
No, it’s not about being “fragile”—here’s what really drives these injuries and how to prevent them. Read the full article for SELF.
After a serious crash nearly derailed her quest, the Olympian reflects upon “how lucky I was in the face of being a little bit unlucky.” Read the full article for SELF.
With major money on the line, the Houston Half Marathon came down to a dramatic photo finish. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
On a windy day at the Houston Half Marathon, Mantz crushed Ryan Hall’s legendary time from 2007. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
Here’s how track prepared Marta Pen Freitas to face this new challenge. Read the full article for SELF.
Brian Shrader, one of the top Americans running this year’s Chicago Marathon, has a built-in training partner: his fiancée, Olympic Trials finalist Helen Schlachtenhaufen. Read the full article for Runner’s World.
Athletes have to navigate financial concerns, loss of identity, and a world that isn’t always welcoming to disabled workers. Read the full article for SELF.
Coffee trucks, TSA-level security, a “gift shop on steroids,” and yep, a lot of parties. Read the full article for SELF.