Twins with Severe Autism Find Joy in “Silent Running”

Robyn K. Schneider’s book shares the powerful impact of running on her twin sons as they manage life with severe autism.

By Scott Brown

2016 High-Visibility Running Trends

Running in low-light conditions has its fair share of challenges. The latest reflective and high-visibility gear lets you focus on nothing but your...

By Erica Schuckies

The Coolest Things in Running: January 29

A self-guided stroller and a dog on the run—here are this week's picks for the coolest things in running.

By Jackie Veling

How to Run Negative Splits in a Half Marathon

Running negative splits in a race is a goal for many runners, but constantly speeding up for 13.1 miles can be intimidating. Here's how to get it r...

By Pete Rea

Should You Run the Full Distance Before a Race?

When training for a race, should you run the full distance or not? Meb Keflezighi has an opinion.

By Rashelle Brown

Should You Train With Miles or Minutes?

Are miles or minutes the more important factor when quantifying your running efforts? The answer might not be so simple.

By Jay Johnson

The Coolest Things in Running: January 22

Professional tower runners and new flavors from GU Energy Labs caught our attention this week—and held it.

By Erica Schuckies

Why You Should Join a Women's Running Club

Many women find running intimidating, especially with their male counterparts. These women-only running clubs aim to fix that problem.

By Theresa Juva-Brown