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Sleep quality improves with exercise, but it could take months

A good night’s sleep has an immediate effect on encouraging exercise the next day, but it could take months before exercise improves your sleep, a new study has found.

Heel strikers strike back – study says they have better running economy

Heel strikers run more economically than their midfoot striker counterparts, according to a new study out of the University of León, Spain.

Boston Marathon registration opens for fastest qualifiers – how quickly will it sell out?

The Boston Athletic Association will open registration to at 10 a.m. ET for the fastest qualifiers of the 2014 Boston Marathon.

Usain Bolt responds to Ben Johnson’s claim that he would have beaten him at 100m: ‘Never’

Speaking to the media before the Diamond League track meet in Brussels, Belgium, Jamaican sprint star Usain Bolt says Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson would “never” have beaten him over 100m.

Melissa Bishop, Geoff Harris return to Francophone Games for Team Canada

Athletics Canada has announced that 61 athletes will represent Canada at the Francophone Games in Nice, France, starting Sept. 10, including 800m stars Melissa Bishop and Geoff Harris.

Competitor Group drops elite funding, while other race series take opposite route

The owners of the Rock ‘n’ Roll marathon and half-marathon race series have pulled their elite athlete funding program, spurring a debate about the value of paying for top talent at participatory races.

NUTRITION TIPS: 6 fat loss rules for runners

Fat loss rules for runners: From a calories-in calories-out perspective, one night of drunken gluttony can undo 30K worth of running. I know, because sometimes I do just that.

Haliburton Forest Trail Run celebrates 20th anniversary

The Haliburton Forest Trail Run in Ontario’s cottage country is celebrating its 20th anniversary on Sept. 7.

Usain Bolt to retire after 2016 Olympics, but plans to continue sprint domination until then

Usain Bolt says he plans to retire as a competitive sprinter after the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

U.K. marathoner died of ‘perfect storm’ reaction to ibuprofen, sports gels: coroner

A coroner has ruled that a 23-year-old man died from a “perfect storm” of a reaction to a combination of sports supplements, ibuprofen and exercise exertion, after he collapsed at the 26K mark of the Brighton Marathon in April.

Double-leg amputee Richard Whitehead halfway through Terry Fox-inspired trek

Double-leg amputee Richard Whitehead is almost halfway through his challenge to run 40 marathons in 40 days, a year after winning the gold medal in the Paralympic 200m.

Duchess of Cambridge’s first public appearance since birth of Prince George: at an ultramarathon!

Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, chose an ultramarathon as the site of her first public appearance since the birth of Prince George. The new mom joined her husband William at the start of the 225K Ring O’ Fire ultra on the island of Anglesey, U.K.