The Necessary Anxiety of Marathon Week
We are now considerably less than one 7 days away from the Chicago and Boston
Marathon
Her Heart Stopped While Training for the 2011 Chicago Marathon. She’s Running It This Week
TUESDAY, Oct. 5, 2021 (American Coronary heart Association News) Marla Sewall does it for the
Behold the World’s First Strongman Marathon
Like most athletes, Michael Miraglia has a level of competition mantra: “Let future you fear
The Pandemic Is a Marathon. Here’s How to Stay Strong.
In Could, shortly soon after the beginning of the pandemic, I wrote an essay for The
Scott Fauble Seeks Redemption at the Marathon Project
In the most current version of the Boston Marathon, which took place a mere 20
The Marathon Project Was a Predictable Thrill
In an usually meager 12 months for length operating, the goal of The Marathon Job,
A Big Data Approach to Predicting Your Marathon Pace
This write-up is about a new research that takes advantage of amassed coaching knowledge from
What Every Runner Can Learn From the 2-Hour Marathon
“Most people today try to remember Breaking2 as a spectacle. Three runners, pacers, massive crowds,
The Many Surprises of the Olympic Marathon Trials
A couple weeks before the 2020 Olympic Trials in the marathon, which took area on
The 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials Is for Everyday Heroes
Say what you will about Pierre de Coubertin—the French aristocrat who started the modern-day Olympics—but
The Tokyo Marathon Is Canceled for Non-Elite Runners
On Monday, the organizers of the Tokyo Marathon introduced that this year’s race will only
This Trail Marathon Is Deep Inside Antelope Canyon
Past spring, Harold Bennally, a 37-12 months-aged Diné ultrarunner, crossed the finish line of the