Down Time, Part II
After last week’s “Down Time” column, I had a few people reach out. I mentioned that we always have athletes gearing up for important races
Minnesota Distance Elite
October 30, 2026
After last week’s “Down Time” column, I had a few people reach out. I mentioned that we always have athletes gearing up for important races
After a big couple of weekends like the Twin Cities Marathon and Chicago Marathon, people who don’t really understand our team or my job will
My kids are on a rock climbing team, and as I have also become somewhat obsessed with climbing, I often ask them for advice on
Labor Day in the United States was established to celebrate the contributions of workers – the people who put their blood, sweat, and tears into
BOULDER, Colo. – As Colorado celebrates the 150th anniversary of statehood, the Denver Post has recognized BOLDERBoulder co-founders Steve Bosley and Frank Shorter among the
I think of the early season races, especially in a marathon build-up, as kind of like the early returns on election night. They can tell
As a young kid, I ran summer track, mixed in with Little League baseball, tennis, basketball, and probably a bunch of other sports that I
originally posted March 13, 2022 A conversation over a beer between two track geeks often leads the question of “what’s the best race you’ve ever
originally posted January 31, 2023 If you’ve been around the sport for at least the past decade, Laura Roesler might very well be a household
originally posted March 21, 2024 In celebration of Meb Keflezighi’s 10 year anniversary of his 2014 Boston Marathon victory, we will be featuring a Celebration of
A new video of Gary Martin’s sub-4 mile at the Philly Catholic League meet reveals the reality of what he’s accomplished.
He had the most amazing stride – power, grace, floating and barely touching the ground.
If you know anything about Carrie Tollefson, then you know that she lives out the motto that she says at the beginning of every show
Training is not rocket science, so don’t make it more complicated or difficult than it needs to be.
Which races would make your finalist list? Roger Bannister breaking the 4 minute barrier? The 1981 Golden Mile when Seb Coe broke the world record,
After finishing 6th at the NCAA Championships and earning his fourth All-American certificate, it looked like the end of a successful collegiate career for Jonathan
As originally posted on http://marleestarliper.com These past few weeks, I have revered running in a new way. This was largely inspired after I had recently
The Olympic 1500 meter champion’s best event may not be as obvious as you’d think.
Consistency is the name of the game for Erik Sowinski, and that might be an understatement. He won a bronze medal at the indoor World
Olympic champion Athing Mu was able to maintain her dominance with another gold in the 800 meters, winning in a world-leading 1 minute, 56.30 seconds
By Aaron Heisen, University of Oregon SOJC Track Bureau Jake Wightman’s jubilation was masked by a look of shock. As he crossed the finish line
On this week of the Running Report, The Potts brothers are recapping the first part of the 2022 World Athletics Championships at HAYWARD FIELD. Aaron
By McKenzie Days for the University of Oregon SOJC Track Bureau On one fateful winter day in 2016, American middle-distance runner and soon-to-be world steeplechase
Racewalker Samuel Gathimba has had a remarkable season thus far, becoming the first Kenyan to reach the podium at a senior global event.