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The countdown to the highly anticipated 2023 Western States Endurance Run has begun, and all eyes are on Hayden Hawks, one of the top contenders for this prestigious 100-mile race.
Running is often associated with a specific image: a lean, athletic figure effortlessly gliding along the pavement. However, the truth is that running is a sport for everyone, regardless of body size, race, or pace.
Are you a runner who craves the support and camaraderie of a like-minded community? In this blog post, you'll learn exactly how to start a running group in your local area, using the experience and expertise of Brian Schroy, founder of Soft Hour and a passionate runner himself.
Say hello to TJ David, an athlete who's managed to excel in various sports, such as skiing and trail running, while learning the importance of understanding one's athletic identity and embracing personal growth. As a coach and athlete, he's passionate about helping others unlock their potential and navigate the challenges that come with pursuing different sports.
In this article, we delve into the key steps to develop the right mindset for embracing failure, empowering you to make the most of every situation and propel yourself towards your goals.
We've been hosting some fun 5K time trials in the lead-up to the famous BolderBoulder 10K on Memorial Day. Come join us to run a timed 5K to try and get in a higher wave on race day!
Jon sits down for a live panel with Sara Vaughn, Dakotah Lindwurm, Annie Frisbie, Hendrik Pfeiffer, and Edna Kiplagat before they raced the 2023 Boston Marathon.
During our in-person Hoppy Hour with rabbit during the Boston Marathon weekend, we asked people what their dreams were and got some awesome answers.
We will be attending and hosting events all throughout the Boston Marathon week, so join us if you'll be in town!
Brian Reynolds is a double amputee distance runner from Northern New Jersey who has faced numerous challenges throughout his life, but has never let them stop him from achieving his goals.
I’ve run *a lot* of easy miles with Gwen Jorgensen. Mostly 8’s, many 7’s, and even some 9 minute miles.
One of the coolest and most impressive running-related things I’ve been able to witness in the last couple of years is Kara Goucher missing, and then finding her stride again.
People have always thought that you have to be motivated to take action. But we're finding, that's not really the case. Motivation comes from taking the action in the first place.
Extremely proud of this one-star review.
What’s the point? Do you ever think about that? Why do we work so hard at something uncomfortable?
