The New York Times – Sports:
Olli Hoare, one of the world’s top middle-distance runners, has excelled with a combination of travel, the right kind of stress and his favorite soft drink.
Category: Running
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How to Find a Running Group
The New York Times – Sports:
Running with other people is not only more fun but can also provide accountability and support as you train. Virtual friends count, too.
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The Best Runs You Took in 2022
The New York Times – Sports:
Your most memorable runs of the year included finally hitting the pavement after having a baby, healing from grief, committing to love and committing to your very first run.
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An Olympic Champion Hopes Runners Learn From His Experience With Head Injuries
The New York Times – Sports:
Head and neck injuries are rare in track and field, but coaches and professional runners are starting to pay more attention to their effects and how to prevent them.
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Tips to Encourage Children and Teens to Run
The New York Times – Sports:
As youth running options expand, pro runners offer tips on how to encourage children and teens in ways that make them more likely to love the sport.
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Cold, Rain, Mud, Snow or Even a Perfect Day. Tell Us Your Most Memorable Run of 2022.
The New York Times – Sports:
The Times wants to hear about the most unforgettable run — and route — from the miles you logged this year and what made it so indelible. (Hint: It doesn’t need to be your fastest.)
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Cold, Rain, Mud, Snow or Even a Perfect Day. Tell Us Your Most Memorable Run of 2022.
The New York Times – Sports:
The Times wants to hear about the most unforgettable run — and route — from the miles you logged this year and what made it so indelible. (Hint: It doesn’t need to be your fastest.)
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The Secret to a National Cross-Country Title? Fun.
The New York Times – Sports:
Cross-country can be a brutally hard, especially for runners who were phenoms in high school. For North Carolina State, the secret is simple.
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Incoming New York Road Runners Chair Says Breaking Doping Rule Was Unintentional
The New York Times – Sports:
Nnenna Lynch, the incoming chair of the New York Road Runners, which oversees the New York City Marathon, serves on the committee that oversees the prohibition on runners who had served a doping suspension from racing. But she has run anyway.