Scott Douglas

Turn your long run into more than just a time and distance challenge for bonus results.

It all comes down to fatigue resistance.

Here’s the latest on midsole foams, stack heights, carbon plates, and more.

You might be selling yourself short with your approach to going long.

Kipyegon finishes over a second faster than her own world record in the mile.

Follow these guidelines to get the best boost from your hard work.

A deep dive into the golden age of super foams.

Living more fully is worth a little less sleep.

Whether you should persevere or pack it in depends on several factors. Here’s what to consider.

The Kenyan opened up a big gap in the 20th mile to beat a talented men’s field.

Mantz ran 2:05:08 to finish fourth, leading three American men in the top 10.

Thirteen years after his older brother won Boston, Korir went down early and recovered to win by 19 seconds.

Some experts are noticing a potential downside to being faster.

A highly scientific breakdown of runner categories.

Here are 8 ways to become a faster, more efficient runner.

From the mile to the marathon, here’s guidance from Olympians.

These sessions build speed and aerobic power to set you up for faster races.

He and training partner Clayton Young placed sixth and seventh three months after the Olympics.

The Dutch Olympian broke his final competitor with 600 meters to go.

These 2024 Olympians know how to help each other while keeping it fun.

Your guide to viewing options and the day’s key races.

The first-time Olympian was a long shot to medal. His bold move paid off.

Quincy Hall’s shocking kick restored the United States to the top spot in the quarter mile for the first time in 16 years.

Olympic Marathon history is full of “surprise” medalists. Here’s why.

This “innovation” solves no existing problems while creating new ones.

The inside scoop on runners slapping themselves and other oddities.

All the tips you need for a stronger finish.

Fisher and Abdihamid Nur are set for Paris. The third Olympic spot might go to the fourth-place finisher.

Athletes will compete for a spot on Team USA and a trip to the Paris Olympics.

Top three finishers are Olympians? Not always.

She held off Elise Cranny in a dramatic finish to win by .02 seconds.

The U.S. is sending a mighty trio to Paris in the men’s 1500 meters.