Jonathan Beverly
What Running Shoes Should I Buy?
Looking for the perfect pair? Try our five shoe-buying strategies to find the right fit.
Inside Emily Sisson’s Training Secret Weapon: Steady Progress
Ahead of the rising star’s marathon debut, consistency is the key to her success—and yours.
The Saucony Kilkenny XC7 Is a Workhorse Spike for Runners of All Levels
This entry-level cross country spike is cushioned for a comfortable ride.
New Balance's XC5Kv4 is Cushioned for Long Races on Grass
This top-of-the-line model has a new bottom unit with a more aggressive propulsion plate
The New Balance XC Seven Is Geared for New Cross-Country Racers
An entry-level price tag and a wider shape than most spikes makes it ideal for high school freshmen runners.
Saucony's Havoc XC 2 is Like a Minimalist Trail Shoe with Spikes
The unique booty upper caught the attention of our testers
The Brooks Mach 18 is an Aggressive Cross-Country Spike
This entry-level cross country spike is cushioned for a comfortable ride
7 Things You Need to Know When Choosing Cross Country Running Shoes
Jun 21, 2017.
I Stopped Trying to Control Every Part of My Run—And It Made Me Love It Again
Saucony launches new tool that aims to help you run better
The Puma EVOSpeed NetFit Sprint Track Spike Lets You Customize Your Fit
These quirky-looking spikes have a net covering, so you can dial in the right amount of support
Sprint Faster with the New Balance Vazee Verge
With a secure fit, this track spike excels at races between 100-400 meters
The New Balance LD5000 v5 is an Elite-Level Track Spike for the Rest of Us
The redesigned racer provides sure footing at high speeds in longer track races
The Saucony Endorphin 2 is the Lightest Track Spike, But is Surprisingly Comfortable
The answer isnt yes, but its not no either.
The Nike Zoom Rival D 10 is a Versatile Track Spike for Beginning Racers
Sep 24, 2018.
The Brooks Wire v5 is a Speedy Track Spike for Races up to 10,000 Meters
With four pins and a thin foam midsole, the Wire is an aggressive distance shoe.
Yes, I Sleep in Tom Brady’s PJs! They Do What Ice Baths, Advil, and Stretching Can’t
Can space-age pajamas help you rest better, avoid injury, and wake up refreshed? That’s the idea with Under Armour’s Athlete Recovery Sleepwear.
Is Nike’s New React Foam the Holy Grail for Cushy Shoes? Either Way, Foam Is Here to Stay
The running world these days is all about foam technology. Here's how we got here—and what that means for your shoes.
4 Ways to Master Your Running Form
A successful season starts with the right shoes.
Sometimes the Marathon Wins, but That’s the Point
Racing 26.2 miles will often defeat you. But you can come back from those defeats stronger than you started.
Some Runs, You Feel Like You’re on Fire—in a Good Way
To ignite bliss on the run, you’ve got to keep the embers warm.
Why I Appreciate the Pain in My Right Foot
It reminds me of something that I’m grateful for. It reminds me that, today, I get to run.
How Your Laptop, Smartphone, and Car Are Killing Your Stride
Restore your natural arm swing to improve posture and power.
I’m at My Best When Training for a Race
It’s the starting line, not the finish, that matters.
Legends to Celebrate 60th Birthdays With a Marathon
Joan Benoit Samuelson and Michael Westphal raising money for Parkinson’s research.
The Lovely Loneliness of the Solitary Run
For some, like me, the alone time is one of distance running’s attractions.
New App Is Like Physical Therapist on Your Phone
Sep 7, 2018.
The Best Running Shoes of 2016
Here are shoes that have been given one of RW’s four awards: Editor’s Choice, Best Buy, Best Debut or Best Update.
50 Years of (Mostly) Fantastic Footwear Innovation
These quirky-looking spikes have a net covering, so you can dial in the right amount of support.
Getting into the Marathon Mindset
If you want to go the distance, you’ve got to risk the darkness.
The 8 Pieces of High-Tech Gear You Need
Why conventional wisdom often falls short.
5 Common Myths About Running Shoes
Why conventional wisdom often falls short.
Is Racing Fun?
The answer isn’t yes, but it’s not no either.