The Geography Of Hope
AJW writes about how the Hardrock 100 inspires hope.
AJW writes about the ‘Golden Hour,’ the last hour before the 30-hour cutoff at Western States.
AJW remembers Arizona ultrarunner Dennis Poolheco who died following a car accident.
AJW writes about Katie Trent, Nikki Kimball, Anita Ortiz, and Gunhild Swanson’s bids for 2015 Western States 100 finishes.
AJW writes about Gordy Ainsleigh, Ian Sharman, and Gary Knipling’s bids for 2015 Western States 100 finishes.
AJW writes about Luanne Park and Gordy Ainsleigh finishing just under the 24-hour, silver-buckle cutoff at the Western States 100.
AJW writes about a new Virginia summer trail-racing series.
A discussion about Sage Canaday’s attempt at an Olympic Marathon Trials qualifier at the 2015 Boston Marathon.
AJW applies the lessons from Daniel James Brown’s book “The Boys in the Boat” to running.
AJW writes of the history and stories behind “M11,” the 11th-place man at the Western States 100.
AJW talks about the benefits of running loop courses, including the race he directs, the Thomas Jefferson 100k.
AJW writes about Jorge Pacheco and Dave Mackey’s performances in 2015 Montrail Ultra Cup races.
AJW discusses how doing hard things in training makes his mind more prepared for the mental challenges of racing.
AJW discusses the positive growth of professional coaching and camps in the trail and ultrarunning community.
AJW profiles Ray Scannell, who was a strong force in American ultrarunning during the 1980s and 1990s.
AJW writes about raising children without over-parenting so they grow up resilient and adaptable.
