The Man Behind the Boston Marathon

Boston Marathon race director Dave McGillivray is the last person to finish the race each year—just the way he wants it

By Kara Deschenes

Retired and Running: One Man Runs 278 Consecutive Races

Richard Bleecker, 76, has run at least one race per month for the last 23 years. With 278 races under his belt, he has no plans of slowing down.

By Jackie Veling

The Coolest Things in Running: March 25

A new reality show about running from two famous actors and a half marathon logged at sea—here are this week's coolest things.

By Jackie Veling

The Most Common Running Questions Answered

From stitches and shin splints to pre-race nutrition, we hear the same running questions time and time again. It's time to answer them once and for...

By Rashelle Brown

Balancing Motherhood and Training for the Boston Marathon

A runner shares how she balances parenting with marathon training and what keeps her motivated.

By Sue Parke

How to Treat and Prevent Common Running Injuries

Running injuries happen to the safest, most experienced runners. Learn how to prevent, identify and treat the most common ones.

By Jessica Sanders

10 Things Running Coaches Wish You Would Stop

These 10 mistakes are the most common things running coaches see time and time again—and want you to stop immediately.

By Rashelle Brown

Inside the Life of a Teenage Professional Runner

Life can be hard enough for a teenager. But for Alana Hadley, being a 19-year-old professional runner is just part of growing up.

By Erica Schuckies