This Week In Running: May 9, 2022
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for May 9, 2022.
AJW dives deep into the Western States 100’s new mission statement.
A profile of Canadian ultrarunner, trail running mentor, and entrepreneur Magi Scallion.
Tessa Chesser says her van allows her to write new stories and remember what’s important about life.
Here’s a place in trail running and ultrarunning where community and commercialization do coexist.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for April 25, 2022.
How the Tarahumara and Ann Trason changed the sport of ultrarunning at the 1994 Leadville 100 Mile.
Sabrina Little wonders about the character we can build through competing with others.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for April 18, 2022.
Zach Miller writes about using will to knuckle through issues in sports and life.
How to get to know a trail ultramarathon course before racing it.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for April 11, 2022.
AJW writes about crewing at the Greenbrier Ultras 100 Mile in Maryland.
Get to know John Vonhof, the author behind the iconic running health book, “Fixing Your Feet.”
An interview with 58-year-old Jean Pommier about being the best runner he can be at any age.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for March 28, 2022.
Here’s a recipe for putting together a successful crew at your next big ultramarathon.
This Community Voices submission is a poem by Angie Funtanilla.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for March 21, 2022.
A profile of runners and coaches Sage Canaday and Sandi Nypaver.
Sabrina Little writes about what freedom from both external and impediments looks like in running — and life.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for March 14, 2022.
The first person to finish the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning was Tom Green in 1986, an unforgettable moment in ultrarunning history.
Hannah Green shares her emotions ahead of an expedition in the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
Bryon Powell writes of how he’s been using the ideas of “meeting myself where I am” and “taking it as it comes” in his training.
