The retired 800-meter runner is ready to be upgraded to a bronze medal from the 2012 London Olympics after a competitor was banned for doping.

May 12, 2021.

A new grant funded by Vita Coco in partnership with &Mother will award $5,000 to each of the top three moms to cross the finish line in Orlando.

Dawn Harper-Nelson, Sara Vaughn, and Olicia Williams will receive financial contributions and gear as they train to make the Olympics.

Athletes will be able to utilize on-site childcare in Eugene this weekend.

For the first time, female athletes can pause their careers and still expect to be paid by sponsors.

The color of the medal, the details of the race, were irrelevant. American track fans got a chance to celebrate their hero with a proper goodbye.

Sep 26, 2023.

Through their performances in Eugene, Faith Kipyegon and Allyson Felix, among others, gave inspiration to one mother-to-be.

Jan 27, 2021.

From pumping tents at start villages to lactation stations along the course, here’s how major races are making changes to better support new moms.

Diastasis recti is a common condition that occurs after pregnancy. Here’s how to return to running safely.

’Tis the season to give back! Help other athletes get involved in the sport we love with these nonprofits.

Mar 18, 2025.

Your current running bra—even in a larger size—might not provide enough support and comfort.

3-year-old Gia keeps Williams focused and centered even on the toughest days.

Keep your money in the running community by supporting some of your favorite fast athletes.

There are a lot of great running pods out there, but these popular shows will make the miles fly by.

Breakthrough Women’s Running The U.S. champion at 800 meters gets ready to take on the world at the Olympics.

Molly Huddle asks what makes an athlete stand out to their fans, and what they want to be shown off the track.

Aug 3, 2022.

Experts share what’s behind postpartum stress fractures and the best ways to prevent them from impacting your return to running.

Not everyone can drop a 5:25 mile while pregnant like Makenna Myler, but here is some advice to keep in mind.

Just because you’re expecting doesn’t mean you can’t wear running apparel.

“Being disruptive and saying the thing that needs to be said is like training for a marathon or lifting weights: It’s not that it gets easier, but you get stronger.”