Runner's World
No one knows races better than the people who run them—you. So we asked which races you love? Read on to find out.
- Mar 9
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Lost your resolve to run? Here's how to get motivated. Again.
- Feb 19
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Learn about the muscles that stabilize your core and, in turn, your running.
- Mar 9
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When you're injured, you may be down. But you don't have to be out. Here's how to stay fit—and sane—until you can run again
- Mar 9
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Perched high above Kauai's Na Pali Coast, this trail run in Koke'e State Park offers views like no other.
- Mar 9
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Linking two gorgeous waterfalls, the singletrack River Trail between Upper and Lower Tahquamenon Falls in Michigan's Upper Peninsula offers runners a picturesque—yet challenging—respite in any season.
- Mar 9
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A veteran racer tries to beat his fastest time—and his younger self
- Mar 9
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Before she was an astronaut, Metcalf-Lindenburger taught high school science. Her first mission launches March 18, 2010.
- Mar 9
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After a near-fatal accident, Brian Boyle began an amazing journey of endurance.
- Mar 9
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Cross-training makes you a stronger, healthier runner—as long as you do it right.
- Mar 9
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Any trail runner can increase endurance by simply spending more time out there, but how do you improve your finesse?
- Mar 9
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The book "Born To Run" follows the shoeless plight of the Tarahumara Indians—but also of Barefoot Ted McDonaldand has sparked a somewhat controversial trend in running.
- Mar 9
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Ultrarunner Erik Skaggs, who's won the Quad Dipsea, the TransRockies Run, and, most recently, the Where's Waldo 100-K, is back on the trail after a terrifying postrace affliction.
- Mar 9
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