January 21, 2013 - Canadian Running Magazine

The 2:08 runner with a day job must spend $9,000 of his own money to get a flight, sets a course record, then flies home to run in a relay.

Analysis of 15 years of data suggests that those that take up activities like running feel long term psychological benefits.

The 101-year-old runs for the first time in Mumbai; world-leading times ran at one of the toughest courses in the world.

Direct link between spikes in registrations and announcements we make on Facebook and Twitter.

A recent study found that a 4-week introduction of simulated barefoot running (using Vibram Fivefingers) by a group of trained male runners was in fact able to significantly improve running economy.