2012: A Year in Review
Geoff Roes takes a look back at ultrarunning in 2012.
A look at the importance of community in the growth of ultramarathons.
A look at why the term “elite” might be the wrong one to use for fast runners.
Dakota Jones has plantar fasciitis. Find out what he’s trying in order to cure it.
AJW talks of planning for the upcoming year over the holiday season.
Geoff Roes looks ahead to the dynamics that could play out at the 2012 The North Face Endurance Challenge 50 Mile championships.
A look into Ian Torrence and his inspired stubbornness that have made him such a strong ultrarunner for so long.
Five tips to keep you running through early winter and the holiday season.
AJW writes of running the 2012 Mountain Masochist Trail Run after a long, injury-induced break from the sport.
Geoff Roes introduces the concept of financial need-based scholarships for his Alaska Mountain Ultrarunning Camps.
Ellie Greenwood looks back at how her running in high school laid the foundation for her enjoyment of running today.
AJW looks deeper into grit and ultrarunners.
Geoff Roes explains what exactly makes certain places great places for him to be a runner.
Dakota Jones writes of his win at the 2012 Hasetsune Cup in Japan.
Ellie Greenwood asks why more women aren’t running ultramarathons.
A look back at the first year of AJW’s Taproom as well as a look forward to the next year.
