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.
The New Balance Indoor Nationals, a meet that attracts some of the top high school track and field talent in the country, was run March
Did you know that Rich Kenah, Atlanta Track Club CEO and Georgetown alum, was one hell of a runner in his day? Thirty years ago
Katelyn Tuohy missed winning the 5,000m title by 0.46 seconds and came even closer in the 3,000m, finishing second by 0.25 seconds.
To me, running is a spiritual act. And when it comes to racing, I believe it is a unique form of worship.
Well what a trip this was! First off, I fell and fractured a vertebrae in my lower back 6 days after qualifying to represent the USA
Annie Frisbie reports below on how her training and preparations for 2022 are going. This was written just before her 6th place finish at the
This week’s Running Report Show is here! In this episode we recap the TEN and all the incredible records that went down there, including our
Below is an excerpt from the Lap Count newsletter, posted with permission. Kyle Merber’s Lap Count newsletter which both entertains and enlightens fans about athletes
Twas’ on this very March 8th day, 35 years ago, at the very first ever World Indoor Championships (Indianapolis, 1987) that Arkansas teammates via Ireland
Though Cranny’s recent 14:33 5,000m indoors suggested she had a shot at Molly Huddle’s American 10,000m record of 30:13.17, it wasn’t clear heading into the
The Running Report show is HERE!! Every Wednesday Aaron and Joshua Potts from the 2 Black Runners Podcast debate the biggest things in athletics. TIMESTAMPS:
Ajee’ Wilson struggled a bit with her running in 2021 (but still managed to make the Olympic team), but all of her races thus far