Katie Neitz

A simple routine loosens tight spots, strengthens weak areas, and makes you a better, less injury-prone athlete.

Electric Flight Crew, currently in five cities, helps young professionals find their footing.

Running allowed Roxanne Moreau to show her true colors. Now she wants others to step out of their own boxes.

This feisty running club makes every Thursday feel as celebratory as St. Paddy’s Day.

Black is her go-to color, but she needs to stand out in NYC.

This group’s postrun treats keep runners racking up the miles, and circling back for more.

This professional stylist turns "great guys into attractive gentlemen," and his running outfit shows just how that works.

They bonded over miles—and a shared addiction to finding the perfect running shorts.

A blaring speaker and sturdy hair bands keep this run crew captain moving through London.

New York City stylist Christine Bibbo Herr turns running clothes into all-day chic.

In our five decades of covering the sport, we’ve produced some pretty memorable magazine covers. Here are 15 editors’ favorites.

Get stronger and avoid injury with this 10-minute postrun routine.

Here are 17 covers from the Runner's World archives. Which ones contain actual stories?

These struggle to stand the test of time.

Famous personalities who appeared on the cover during the magazine’s 50-year history.

If you want to run faster, you’ve got to do more than just speedwork.