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The Best Books for Runners

Article added March 12, 2020 Categories Featured Columns, Health, Motivation, Motivation Essentials, Training, Uncategorized

Written By: Christine Bucher and Andrew Dawson

From memoir to fiction, health to hope, here are some great reads about running. You’re probably taking at least some form of a break after your autumn racing season, whether it’s cutting back the mileage or some relaxation during the holidays. If so, it’s always nice to kick back and be entertained, inspired, motivated, or […]

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These Are the Best Marathons in the World

Article added January 9, 2020 Categories Featured Columns, Featured News, Motivation, News

Written By: RUNNER'S WORLD EDITORS

We’ve run nearly 200 of ’em. Here are our favourites. Signing on for a marathon is one of the biggest commitments a runner can make. It’s a promise to wake up early on weekends, go longer than you’re used to (and then longer again), and run yourself into the best shape of your life. So how do […]

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Christmas Carols: The Running Editions

Article added December 21, 2019 Categories Columns, Featured Columns

Written By: Ted Spiker
Photography by: Emma & Tom's Christmas Run

If runners wrote these popular holiday songs.

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This Holiday Season Do Less, Love More

Article added December 9, 2019 Categories Columns, Featured Columns

Written By: Kristin Armstrong

Celebrate peace by avoiding holiday stress.

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At 13, she broke the women’s marathon world record. Then she disappeared from running

Article added October 21, 2019 Categories Featured Columns, Motivation

Written By: Runner's World US

Inside the little-known race in 1967 that helped spark equality in women’s distance running. On May 6, 1967, Maureen Wilton, a 13-year-old girl from a suburb of Toronto, Canada, attempted to break the women’s marathon world record of 3:19 at a small race a few km from her home. Under the guidance of her track […]

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