What’s Your ITI?
Geoff Roes explains how Alaska’s 350-mile (and 1000-mile) Iditarod Trail Invitational inspires him.
Geoff Roes explains how Alaska’s 350-mile (and 1000-mile) Iditarod Trail Invitational inspires him.
Joe Grant writes of reveling in running off the beaten path in one’s own neck of the woods.
What is seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and its effects on running and how can they be overcome?
Dakota Jones uses his performance at the 2013 Moab Red Hot 55k as a lens to view himself and his running.
A look Team Born to Run, an Australian group that completed the 4 Deserts Grand Slam in 2012.
AJW ponders the effect young ultrarunners will have on the sport and talks to two such runners – Dylan Bowman and Timothy Olson – to get their takes.
Geoff Roes finds happiness in a return to mountain exploration thanks to improving health.
Devon Yanko shares lessons she’s learned on the roads applies them to trail running.
AJW recounts his run at the 2013 Ray Miller 50/50.
Ian Torrence explains “how to take control of your race” during an ultramarathon.
An in-depth interview with videographers, Greg Fell and Dean Leslie of The African Attachment.
An in-depth report on Jez Bragg’s successful completion of the 3,054-kilometer Te Araroa Trail in New Zealand.
AJW offers tips on how to perform best on your ultramarathon race day.
Geoff Roes highlights the importance of confidence in becoming a faster runner. He uses an example of how to become faster at running technical trails.
AJW explores finding a balance of calm and alertness and where that balance has taken him while running.
A review of multiple Optic Nerve sunglassses from the perspective of a trail runner.
Ben Nephew highlights the impression made by strong finishes to a foot race, whatever the distance.
AJW writes about his experience at an “old school” ultramarathon.
Liz Bauer and Scott Brockmeier profiled after Liz’s record-setting 36 hundred mile runs in 2012. (Scott logged 27 such runs.)
AJW hands out his second annual AJW’s Taproom ultrarunning awards.
