Andrew Dawson

Races & Places.

Cold therapy can offer some advantages for runners, but you should know a few key facts before you take the plunge.

The ultrarunner recently broke the American 24-hour record, running 173.01 miles.

Susan Bergeman pushes her brother Jeffrey in a chair during every race, but their results don’t count.

He ran a 4.1667-mile loop every hour for 85 hours. 😱

Jordan Tropf ran three marathons on back-to-back-to-back days, finishing all in about two-and-a-half hours.

In her second appearance at the French race, she knocked over two hours off her previous best and placed 7th overall.

The Lithuanian runner averaged a 7:29/mile pace for a full day.

The former record-holder was forced to halt his attempt a week in due to injury.

How Sania Sorokin Broke the 24-Hour World Record, a Mark Thats Stood Since 1997.

The world’s largest 10K is hosting an in-person event this year—with a few changes.

“When you’re dead tired in the middle of a run, you can build a community around [the thought], ‘Well, at least we off the couch.’”

Beth Pascall ran the second-fastest time in race history, while Jim Walmsley locked up his third straight win.

“You may want to give up, but that’s the time to buckle down and I promise it will pay off.”

Athletes have been training for five years—and a top-three finish means representing the U.S. in Tokyo.

The 68-year-old ultramarathoner, who raised over $50,000 for Boot Campaign, has some run streak tips.

“Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the runners whose lives were lost.”

Yeva Klingbeil was worried she might miss the team’s traditional all-senior relay. Her teammates made sure she didn’t.

“Running has changed my life in so many ways. I had no idea how freeing it felt and how it could allow me to discover new places.”

During the second half of her run, Brooks and her pacer listened to Matthew McConaughey’s book on tape.

Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the runners whose lives were lost.

Right now, athletes’ families are not allowed to attend, because of the ban on foreign spectators.

After finishing in 148th overall in last year’s race, Morris was on a mission to win.

Health & Injuries.

Megan Troutwine keeps an endlessly positive attitude, even when dealing with side effects of treatment.

“The Jester” is just the second person to hit that milestone, and he’s still chasing bigger goals.

In his second 100-miler ever, he ran a 6:55/mile pace inside a local pub.

Four football coaches in North Carolina started running together last summer, and they have inspired people all over the state.

Seahawks’ DK Metcalf, who was clocked at 22.64 mph last year, will race at the USATF Golden Games.

He ran a 6:45 pace for 100 miles—and then tacked on nearly six miles for a second world record.

Here’s the latest in the Ahmaud Arbery case.

“I wanted to prove to myself as a type 1 diabetic that I am capable of doing things like this.”