The New York Times – Sports:
Wavelights have helped runners stay on a pace to break multiple world records. They were developed by a former pacer.
Category: Running
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In the Dolomites, a 7-Day Trail-Running Adventure
The New York Times – Travel:
The limestone pinnacles and green meadows of one of the most scenic mountain ranges on earth provide the backdrop to a seven-day adventure in Italy.
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The Best Gear for a Walking Vacation
The New York Times – Travel:
Whether you’re planning an afternoon walk through city streets, a multiday trek on a pilgrimage route, or something in between, here’s what you’ll need.
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The Best Gear for a Walking Vacation
The New York Times – Travel:
Whether you’re planning an afternoon walk through city streets, a multiday trek on a pilgrimage route, or something in between, here’s what you’ll need.
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Jim Hines, First to Sprint 100 Meters in Under 10 Seconds, Dies at 76
The New York Times – Sports:
He ran a gold-medal-winning time of 9.95 seconds at the Mexico City Olympics in 1968, setting an official world record that held for 15 years.
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Bou Samnang Lost Southeast Asian Games Race, but Won Praise
The New York Times – Sports:
Video of the Cambodian runner Bou Samnang’s rain-soaked performance in a 5,000-meter race resonated with fans who applauded her gritty determination.
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Why Do Runners Still Race With Paper Pinned to Their Shirts?
The New York Times – Sports:
Racing bibs have tags that help track and identify runners. But they are also a good place for sponsors’ names.
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How Road Races Are Making Space For The Slowest Runners
The New York Times – Sports:
The distance is the same no matter when you finish, but slower runners find the race experience can vary a lot.
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Erika Kemp Wants to See More Runners Who Look Like Her
The New York Times – Sports:
Kemp, who had a solid marathon debut in Boston during a race with racial controversy on the sidelines, did not run cross-country until college. “There wasn’t anyone that looked like me.”