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Spurred on by an L.A.-based, all-women’s running club called the Janes, Danae Dracht finished Grandma’s Marathon in 2:42:34.

With help from his pacers, Alex “Alie” Schneider aims to run under 2:45 on Marathon Monday.

On one hand, there’s progress—better gear, goals, and nutrition. On the other, there are selfies. Here’s a visual look back at the ghosts of running past.

These women thought their days of winning track relays were long gone until a connection brought them together.

The first person with autism to break four minutes in the mile shows no signs of stopping.

Julie Cattell uses her running DNA to dominate this New Jersey 10-miler.

Jules Winkler plans to sprint across the finish line when he runs his 41st marathon in Boston on Monday.

Expert advice on which workouts give you the biggest return on investment.

The author set an ambitious goal and hired a coach to help him reach it. How did that work out?

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Apr 14, 2018.

The advice of Clarence DeMar, seven-time winner of the Boston Marathon, has stood the test of time.

How to stay warm in the long, cold months of winter.

By protecting key workouts and seeking unusual training locales, you can emerge race ready after a long winter.

For these NYC clubs, it's not just a sport; it's a social movement.

Mike Brannigan's dedication led him all the way to the prestigious Millrose Games.

With help from his pacers, Alex Alie Schneider aims to run under 2:45 on Marathon Monday.

Yes, running races back to back is a slightly nutty but increasingly popular endeavor. If you’re tempted, a few simple strategies will help you start strong and finish safely.

Running (and racing) in high temperatures means more than hydrating properly. Here's a summertime survival guide.

Nov 4, 2017.

Three adventurous marathoners go to great lengths to fulfill a seven-continent quest.

For these NYC clubs, its not just a sport; its a social movement.

The sun can make a healthy activity riskier than you think. Here's how to avoid the burn.

Health & Injuries.

Use a race as a workout by alternating hard miles with easier miles to tune-up for half and full marathons.

A new film brings the founder of the world's most celebrated marathon to life.

Marathons are never easy, but pace groups make them less hard and more fun. Want proof? Follow along.

Key exercises for gaining strength and staying injury-free

Running with a club can improve your fitness--if you make the most of the group dynamic

America's top runners have a secret weapon: core training. Steal their moves, and you'll become stronger, fitter, and more efficient on the road.

Learn about the muscles that stabilize your core and, in turn, your running.

A runner achieves an unprecedented feat of marathoning and mountain climbing