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2019 has already been an eventful year in doping news. If the Olympics don’t care about clean athletes, why should we care about the Olympics?

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A month on mPEAK, a performance-driven mindfulness program

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Researchers explore how your brain chemistry may start dulling pain and boosting mood before you even take a step

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There are a lot of tough endurance races, but the hardest one of all might take place on a single block in Queens, New York

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I've spent hundreds of hours of testing shirts. These five are the best.

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With a new year and new gear right around the corner, it's time to take a look back at our favorite products from the past 12 months

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More fat shoes, farewell to Flanagan, and the continued dominance of Kipchoge

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It’s an oldie but a goodie

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Real-world data shows elite ultrarunners average 180 steps per minute—and that means nothing

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A few hints: They're stylish, cut glare exceptionally well, and cost only $61

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These shades blend style, comfort, durability, and versatility better than any others I've tried

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A legit flagship watch, but it needs a firmware fix

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Don’t compare yourself to others, and embrace the slog

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I drew them. You liked them.

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New research finds weightlifters have stronger tongues and runners have better tongue endurance—and that matters

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A lifelong runner and outdoor athlete is hit with a mysterious physical breakdown. Once the engine starts to fail, what happens to the mind?

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Plotting top-100 marathon times for the past decade shows that Eliud Kipchoge’s world record is a huge outlier. The question is why.

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Catching up with the newly-crowned 24-hour racing champion

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A worthy beanie keeps your dome warm, vents sweat, and doesn't look dorky

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A wave of psychotherapists are treating patients by running with them

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In 'Run Home,' Kenyan marathon runner Jane Kibii shares how she stays connected to her family in Moiben while she trains in California.

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The movers and shakers inspiring positive change in the outdoors

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From big-wall climbers to surf champions, these are the most dedicated, successful athletes of the year

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You don’t really need more gear. You need knowledge and inspiration.

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From New York to Phoenix—and from 5 kilometers to 500 miles

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The race is a celebration of the amateur athlete

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There's an art to staying warm, dry, and happy

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Dag Aabye is known around Vernon, B.C., for his astonishing fitness. He's 75.

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The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn't stop talking about

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Turkey Trots are huge and runners like beer

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I'm not crying. You're crying.

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And what it could mean for the future of footwear

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Taylor Nowlin came out of nowhere to break Ida Nilsson’s brand-new record by over three minutes

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In his much-loved book 'What I Talk About When I Talk About Running,' Haruki Murakami completely misunderstands what it means to be a female runner

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The two-year-old brand makes some of the most comfortable, best-fitting running kit we've tried

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As the Camp Fire continues to devastate Northern California, the canceled North Face Endurance Challenge provided an opportunity for runners to do some good, and gain some perspective

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A U.S. Army study aims to pin down the optimal staging protocol before high-altitude tests of endurance

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This Utah 50K and half marathon event is taking one small step toward closing the wage gap

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Unraveling how a carbon fiber plate and space-age foam combine to make a more efficient shoe turns out to be trickier than expected

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Nonprofit the Phoenix has a radical idea for those recovering from drug and alcohol addictions—get moving

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Five years ago, the Swedish runner was beset by long-term injury. This past weekend, she set a new bar for traversing one of the most iconic landmarks in the U.S.

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When you run a race you haven’t registered for, you’re taking the easy way out

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After several rounds of judging, this gear came out on top at last week's trade show

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Your everyday kicks aren't always comfortable. These new stylish, eco-friendly sneakers are.

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Athletes at Rowan University were banned from running in sports bras because it “distracted” the football team. The incident highlights a much bigger issue about policing women’s bodies.

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An ode to those who can't sit still

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A friendly reminder that a 2:10 marathon is actually still pretty hard

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Kale Poland, founder of Cleetus Fit, takes pride in a brand of fitness where dumpster towing and beer yoga are equally at home. Now he's out to conquer the Deca Ironman—ten Ironmans in a row.

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Cleaning up after sweating it out has never been so easy

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A new study suggests that running on autopilot is the most efficient approach.

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From a climbing pad to backcountry touring skis, a handful of Black Diamond hits

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At Big’s Backyard, you never know how long the race is going to last, because there is no finish line

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‘3100: Run and Become’ explores moving meditation all over the world, from a race around a single New York City block to a 1,000-day run for Japanese monks

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A new study finds that having “elite” levels of aerobic fitness increases longevity relative to merely “high” levels.

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Long-distance running can be tough on the stomach. These foods can help.

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After 18 years of putting on the marathon show, race director Peter Ciaccia is ready to move on

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This video from Nine Mind Asylum features runner Allie Kiefer’s focus on nutrition in an effort to qualify for the 2020 Olympics. 

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Athletes and adventurers use rituals to get ready for big moments—whether it's wearing a new pair of socks on summit day or bouncing the tennis ball exactly seven times before bashing a serve. Does it work? Steven Kotler explores the cutting edge of neuroscience, plus a little bit of black magic, to find out.

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A tweak to the CMAH gene could be key to humans' running superiority

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What if striving to be great is what's holding you back?

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They’re dorky, antisocial, and dangerous. So should we outlaw them?

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With in-person events and online campaigns, these six women are creating a new space for black women in the distance-running community

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What do your $250 sneakers say about you?

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Physiologist Alena Grabowski is studying whether prostheses give athletes a competitive advantage

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Planning to pound out winter miles? Turn to these.

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Apparel and accessories to get you through your chilliest runs

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Apparel and accessories to get you through your chilliest runs

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Finally, gearmakers are getting that not all female athletes are a size 6—and they’re designing performance apparel to reflect that

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Your next event can tell us a lot about the warming planet

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That run or bike commute might impact you more than you think

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Athletes break down their nutrition rituals.

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From Jaybird’s ‘Run Wild’ series, Chapter 4 profiles a group of female trail runners tackling the peaks around Chamonix.

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Sunday’s race will be a treat for running fans

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These favorites fit larger-busted women without squishing or bunching up

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Embracing fringe season means preparing for everything

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She won Olympic gold in a sport that chose her. Can she do the same in the one she truly loves?

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There are a lot of obscure ingredients in Gu gels. Here's what they actually do for you.

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Smear some on and hit the trail

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Jakob Ingebrigtsen became a “professional” runner as a child. Is that a recipe for future success?

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