Fastest Known Times vs Races
A look at why Fastest Known Times why might be a good alternative to races.
A look at why Fastest Known Times why might be a good alternative to races.
After three years of commanding iRunFar, Editor-in-Chief Bryon leaves his website in (mostly) able hands and goes for a run.
A look at why American trail races have less spectator support than their European counterparts.
AJW looks at events that may have been overshadowed by last weekend’s Transvulcania.
AJW explores what the journey through a labyrinth can teach us about running and our lives.
AJW looks at how running can make you smarter… and why it’s the running and not its accoutrements that provide the benefit.
A look at the hype surrounding ultramarathons and how the sport’s growth adds and detracts from the experience.
[Click here for full size comic.] Call for Comments (from Bryon) Do you take a highly analytic approach to your […]
AJW explains how Jamie Moyer and Meghan Arbogast have redefined what 50-year-oldish athletes are capable of.
Geoff Roes takes a look at why he races and comes up with reasons that extend beyond himself.
AJW ponders whether we head to the trails or out for the long run to find ourselves or lose ourselves.
Dakota Jones’ “interesting” take on his win at the 2012 Lake Sonoma 50 mile.
AJW explores how “your run,” whatever it is, makes you a runner.
Geoff Roes explores the intrigue of the 100-mile distance and the lack of one correct training program.
AJW talks about the legacy of Caballo Blanco.
Dakota Jones’ account of running the Zion Traverse across Zion National Park.
An April Fool’s look at the Barkley Marathons (with updates and results).
A discussion of the degree to which it’s a runner’s responsibility to know the course he or she is running?
Geoff Roes explores his spring optimism for his upcoming season as well as the sport of trail running.
AJW discusses “flow” and how it allows for optimal ultrarunning performance.
AJW takes a look at whether there’s now an endless competitive ultrarunning season and what that means.
