Runner's World Editors

How Lauren Wright relied on new friends to train for the New York City Marathon—and run one of her best races ever.

Here's a free look at the latest news and cool happenings from our tight-knit community—and how to join now.

Andrew MacPhail virtually prepped for a major race alongside a team of Runner’s World+ members. They provided the support he never knew he needed.

The best in the world are competing on the purple track at the Stade de France.

Prime Day is over, but you can still score savings on running watches, shorts, socks, and sports bras.

To qualify for the Paris Olympics, athletes must first earn their spot in Eugene, Oregon.

Here’s who will be representing the U.S. in Paris.

The action is heating up at Hayward Field as athletes compete to make the Olympics.

Zach Hillhouse became the most recent addition to the historic list.

From simple and flowy to pockets aplenty, these women’s running shorts aim to please all types of runners.

Take your miles to the woods with this advice.

We answer all your questions about this iconic race, including pro racers to watch, course information, and more.

Strengthen your abs to boost your efficiency and better your posture on the run.

Sadie Engelhardt led four girls under the barrier at the New Balance Grand Prix in Boston.

A brave frontrunner made a move, runners exceeded expectations, and rookies and veterans alike suffered in the heat.

Here’s everything you need to know for February 3 in Orlando, including how to watch, who to keep an eye on, and what to expect on the course.

Few athletic shoe and apparel makers are as prolific as these two, but Nike and Adidas are plenty different.

This year was full of world records, viral moments, and thrilling races. We took a look back—yearbook style—and assigned awards to some of the top athletes in the world.

For those on a tight turnaround.

11 running heroes who channel the power of every stride toward causes that don’t have a finish line.

From the fast and light to the supportive and cushioned.

A quick breakdown of all the workouts that might appear on your training plan. Plus, how each can benefit your performance.

The Clubhouse will be open from November 2 to November 4 and is just steps away from the race route.

It’s not only the miles you put into your training that help you progress. Experts explain exactly why you also need downtime.

“I eat a KitKat like a normal person should,” she said. Many runners disagreed.

If you’re prone to back aches, add these moves to your routine.

Sprinting back and forth across the baseline can really add up.

Daily recaps from the world championships in Budapest, Hungary.

Experts explain how to adjust your diet so you’re fully prepared and energized on your big day.

There is so much good action to watch for next week, but we picked some of our most-anticipated races.

It’s not just your quads and glutes that need strength on the run. Build your lower leg muscles with these targeted exercises.

The top American track and field athletes competed for spots at the World Athletics Championships.