Pieces on the most common running injuries — runner’s knee, plantar fasciitis, IT-band syndrome, stress fractures — and on rehabilitation, return-to-running, and what runners learn the hard way.
Comparing Running Shoes for Marathons Editorial StaffSeptember 20017 min The right pair of shoes can make or break your marathon experience. Shoes that fit well and provide adequate support can…
My Most Unforgettable: July/August 2001 Editorial StaffJuly 20018 min When I was eight years old, I broke my leg in a bicycle accident. For 14 months my small body remained…
Editorial: May/June 2001 Richard BenyoMay 20018 min We want to be recognized for merely existing, a by-product of the mania for bestowing self-esteem like pollen on a spring wind. And…
Wounded Warriers Dave KromerJanuary 20009 min Wounded Warriors Savvy Runners Avoid Repeating Injuries— and If They Do Get Injured, They Come Back Stronger Than Ever. BY DAVE KROMER UNNING INJURIES….
Running From the Dark Paul C. MaurerFeature201525 min The amazing recovery of Richard Dodd. jump wouldn’t be far, no more than 10 feet; surely the fall itself wouldn’t kill him….
Running The Shawangunk Ridge Trail Kenneth A. PosnerFeature201518 min Who needs a marked course? here’s George? It’s 9:00 p.m. I’m standing at checkpoint #6, high in the Shawangunk Mountains. The…
My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon (Vol. 19, No. 3)
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My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon (Vol. 19, No. 3) Devon KeltsFeature20154 min (And what | learned from it.) incredible magic of breaking the 26.2-mile barrier, you feel like a child. A…
Hats Offto Larry! Chuck SavageFeature20158 min […] and just plain friendly. He runs typically with many, many different people in every race. He has a most excellent sense of humor…
My High-Altitude Marathon Jack McDermottFeature20153 min Sometimes getting high can bring you low. ing marathon held in 2002 in the Western Rockies. It was a double-loop marathon course at 9,000…
The Path To 42K Paul ClericiFeature201516 min […] and two-time 10K All-American. She then made the jump to the 20K and half-marathon and eventually to the marathon. “Sometimes your body…
Keep It Simple Bree LambertFeature20153 min On training Rob: “I like to keep things loose. I’m motivated by the challenges of training and racing to my greatest potential.” Rob describes…
