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Disturbing video shows British runner seemingly shove pedestrian into oncoming traffic

Police are looking for a male runner who needlessly pushed a pedestrian causing her to fall into a bus lane

London 2017: Ayana dominates women’s 10,000m in her first race since Rio

Despite having not run a 10,000m yet this year and no competitive race since Rio, few would have bet against […]

London 2017 Day 2: Bolts bids for one final 100m gold and the women’s 10,000m finals

The men’s 100m semis and final; women’s 1500m semis and the women’s 10,000m highlight the evening session on day 2

Bolt in 100m heats, a trio of Canadian women in the 1,500m and Farah goes for gold : London 2017 Day 1 Preview

The IAAF World Championships in London are set to start this afternoon. Here’s who’s up on the track for day one:

Are you on track to hit your fall training goals?

We’re now in the dog days of summer. For many, the cooler temperatures and kinder conditions can’t come soon enough. It’s also time to check in on your training to date and see if you’re progressing toward your fall goals.

Fulfill your need for speed with a gruelling mile breakdown

Considered one of the “classic” track workouts, this seemingly short workout tests your speed with progressively faster paces

Teaching the body to better use fuel and fats while on the run

The body may crave carbs as its primary source of fuel for running but you can train it to use fats too

Cue the comeback: Olympian Dylan Wykes back to hard training

The Olympic marathoner has resumed structured training and is not ruling out a return to the marathon in 2017

Double up: When and why you should run twice a day

You got up early to fit in 5K before a busy work day. Now, what if we told you to lace up again in the evening and do another run?

If you’re not running long, you’re doing it wrong

A weekly long run will have benefits for every runner and can take your training and fitness to the next level

North End Runners share their favourite summer workout

One Halifax run crew shares the inside scoop on what they get up to in the summer

What is RPE and how can you use it in training?

Using a simple and subjective measure, your rating of perceived exertion (RPE), could be as effective as heart rate or blood lactate monitoring