Peter Sagal
A Simple 5K Won’t Turn a Tough Neighborhood Around All by Itself—But It’s a Start
The Austin P.O.W.E.R. of Life 5K is part of a larger plan to revitalize the Chicago neighborhood it runs through.
Men Get Fat-Shamed Too
Guys are not immune to society’s impossible body standards.
Marathoning Saves More Lives Than It Takes
The people who die while racing make headlines, but there are many more who live longer because of their running.
“Do You Ever Get Weirdly Sentimental During Runs?”
For some lucky people, nothing brings on the warm-and-fuzzies like a good run.
A Runner’s Guide to Nutritional Sanity
“I have learned the secret to eating well is simply to eat well.”
Ten Years Ago, I Became a “Serious Runner”
As the magazine celebrates a big anniversary, I do, too.
What Happens When a Guy in His 50s Tries Yoga
It’s actually not just about woo-woo and inner peace and spirituality.
Why Do Men Speed up When Running With Women?
An overly quick start to an eight-mile run led the author to investigate.
The Boston Humbler
A lesson in courage and grace from an unexpected source.
Soul (Cycle) Man
An interloper seeks enlightenment in the spin room.
Can Marijuana Make You a Better Runner?
Peter Sagal travelled to Washington State to find out for himself.
Beware the Blerch
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of runners? The Oatmeal knows!