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The FIFA World Cup 2026 is coming to Canada, and it might obstruct your running routesRead more

If you’re looking for a slightly lower-stack shoe with light stability, the new Topo Ultrafly 6Read more

The Olympic and world medallist was tripped in the closing stretch of the women’s 1,500m finalRead more

I was excited to try the Hoka Cielo X1 3.0…I’ve been a big fan of the shoe since the original. The original Hoka Cielo X1 was fun…it had a big rocker, huge feel underfoot, and not subtle at all. The problem was that it also felt heavy for…Read more

Penicuik’s classic 10K returns with its signature climb and stunning Pentland views…Read more

After 42 years, the most controversial mark in the U.S. record books is gone. Sam Mattis launched a 72.45m bomb in Ramona to take down Ben Plucknett’s steroid-tainted record, but given the massive “Ramona wind”, should this record have an asterisk* attached to it like Plucknett’s?Read more

The best recovery protocols depends on the type of injury and where you are in theRead more

A 200-mile record holder shares her tips for training short, to go long The post CanRead more

A high-stack, but very stable, trainer for your long run The post SHOE REVIEW: Mount toRead more

Kat Edwards Anderson is a professional ultra trail runner and coach with the Chaski Endurance Collective, and she’s about to toe the line at Cocodona 250 for the second time. In this conversation, Kat opens up about her journey from a burned-out high school runner to one of…Read more

Andre De Grasse and Audrey Leduc will lead the Canadian relay teams for the 2027 WorldRead more

Simeon Birnbaum is having a breakout NCAA year, finishing 2nd at NCAAs, but he’s not interested in being second or even running fast. “No one cares about second or third… go win something.” The post “No One Cares If You Get Second”: Oregon’s Simeon Birnbaum on Why…Read more

I ended up at the Natoma Loop Trail in Woodland Hills because I wanted something different from the desert. Lately, the wind in the Antelope Valley has been nonstop. I found myself in Woodland Hills, and even though it was hot, I thought, well, why not a hike?…Read more

Have you ever had to stop mid-run for a muscle cramp? Or maybe you were just sitting on the couch, went to stretch your leg and suddenly bam a cramp stops you in your tracks. Oof, that’s never a great feeling. The good news is there are ways to helpRead more

London Marathon Events (LME) has acquired Motion Events GmbH, the organiser of the prestigious Mainova Frankfurt Marathon, one of Europe’s leading city marathons. This acquisition marks LME’s first major international expansion and represents a significant milestone in the organisation’s long-term growth strategy. Founded in 1999, Motion Events manages an excitingRead more

Dry needling, muscle scraping, lasers… these recovery treatments pop up a lot in conversations about running injuries. Some runners swear by them, others aren’t sure what they actually do. Like most things in running, the benefits can depend on the individual, the injury, the timing, and how the treatment isRead more

The 21-year-old now has a global gold to go along with his (unofficial) world record inRead more

Historic Neilston Pad Race returns with trail running and a tough climb…Read more

This week’s ultramarathon race calendar features Gorge Waterfalls, Forget the PR Mohican 50K, Brazos Bend 50, Runamuck 50K, and Diez Vista. The post What’s Up in Ultra This Weekend — April 11, 2026 appeared first on Ultra Running Magazine.Read more

How much would you pay for a cool piece of ultrarunning memorabilia? The post Rare WesternRead more

As ultras have grown in popularity, the runners seem to get younger, and the times have gotten faster. So, while there are more 100-mile races than ever, tight cutoff times still leave many older runners missing out. The post Grandmaster Ultras: Old Is Cool appeared first on…Read more

A super shoe is designed to make you faster and more efficient on race day, itRead more

Some runners are tattooing marathon times that don’t match their results The post Internet sleuths callRead more

Coming back from a run to write about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it’s taking over our lives is somewhat ironic. But it’s a juxtaposition we can no longer ignore. To pretend AI isn’t extending its digital tendrils into every facet of modern life is to live with…Read more