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Appearing in the annual issue was a chance for the sprinter to become the athletic example she never had when she was growing up as an amputee. After Scout Bassett accepted ESPN's invitation to participate in the annual Body Issue, the 2016…

“Brittany Runs A Marathon” Claims Body Positivity, but Promotes A Weight Loss Fantasy Note: contains spoilers for “Brittany Runs A Marathon” and discussion of eating disorders, including specific restrictive behaviors.

This Saturday is the Marathon Grand Championship, also known as the first-ever Japanese Olympic marathon trials. This race will be run on the Olympic course for the upcoming Tokyo 2020 games and will feature one of the deepest marathon fields seen…

Here's a strange thing I did a couple weeks ago: I left my house in running clothes, with a couple packages and envelopes in my hand, and ran to the nearest post office a couple miles away. I walked in, dropped off the packages, walked back out…

When he's asked about the keys to his success, Eliud Kipchoge —the greatest, grittiest marathoner of all time—begins his explanation by pointing not to his physical fitness but his mental game. “If you don't rule your mind…

I was on a trail run the other day from my new home in Boulder, Colorado. The altitude, combined with being up way too late working the night before, was kicking my butt. But in between the hard-fought breaths, I just kept thinking: Wow, I am so…

I am not the picture of a stereotypical runner. I run, but I'm not one of those girls you see effortlessly adjusting her ponytail as she speeds along mile 4 of her morning jog. I'm the girl with the tomato-red face who doesn't quite seem to know…

Homepage / Community / Women's Representation and Awareness “You've got to see it to believe it,” a common statement, or maybe even a cliché, but it's true. Observing a situation, action or event provides the proof that it's…

Is there one right way to rear and shape a young runner? According to an intimate new case study of the lives, backgrounds and training of Henrik, Filip and Jakob Ingebrigtsen, three world-class, middle-distance runners and brothers from Norway…

I've always been a sucker for the promise of summer. It's a promise that, of course, will feel unfulfilled by the time Labor Day comes around. Hence, there's always a hint of late-season melancholy. I'm not trying to suggest anything noble or…