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Abs were the focus of my analysis of the finish of the men’s race in Boston, and it turns out they’re also a key point of interest in the

It seems I moved from Germany to California two months too soon. Had I still been there on September 16, 2018, I would have been out on the streets

The winner of the 2018 London Marathon—both women’s and men’s races—was the forward lean. Both Eliud Kipchoge and Vivian Cheruiyot have

Another year, another chance to dash around Berlin on marathon day with my camera and my hopes of catching as much as possible of a thrilling

Nike’s carefully engineered attempt to shepherd three runners towards breaking 2:00 for the marathon this morning was amazing to watch.

The biggest story from this morning’s 2015 Berlin Marathon was that Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge won it with the insoles of his trainers hanging

Footstrike, armswing, how they won and why they didn’t–here’s the running form version of the 2019 Boston Marathon story. The

Today I have just a few thoughts for you about the running form in the elite field in the 2018 Chicago marathon. Mo Farah’s form showed

As the finish line of 2017 comes into view I decided to spend a few moments looking over my blogging of the past year. I thought I hadn’t

Watching the major marathons over the years, one gets the sense that the non-East-African athletes are seldom able to really contend because

Most of us know someone who’s made a commitment to get healthy and started running, only to be sidelined after a month or two by knee or back

The men’s and women’s 10,000 meters races this weekend each kept the focus primarily on one runner. In the men’s it was Mo

A few days ago the New York Times carried an article about new research showing Usain Bolt has unusually asymmetrical gait for a world-class

When Mo Farah is out on training runs he says people sometimes shout at him, “Run, Forrest, run!” Not, I think, because of any particular