Stop Trying to Improve the Safety Pin. It’s Perfect As Is.
The safety pins on your bib look nearly identical to the pins patented by inventor Walter Hunt in 1849: coiled spring on one end, clasp on the other. In the 150 years since, the product has evolved ...
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Joachim: A cardiac arrest. A guardian angel. A Richmond Marathon miracle on Broad Street.
So when Johnson heard the cries for help ringing down Broad Street just after the mile-1 marker of the Richmond Marathon on ...
New Year Begins With High-Profile Athletes Still in Contract Flux
It’s not surprising that many athlete contracts are in flux at the end of an Olympic year; the majority of sponsorship deals ...
Hate running, or even the idea of running? Me too, until I started hacking it
Forget all the reasons you should run. This is how to make it fun — small hacks I’ve developed because I didn’t want to run when I started. Now I really like it.
I'm running the Paris Marathon this year - here are three pieces of tech I'm using to cross the finish line
A new year means new challenges, and like many runners, I'm going to be trying to set a personal best over 26.2 miles. On ...
How women explorers are taking on the world
When most of the country wakes, bleary-eyed and perhaps a little worse for wear, after Christmas and New Year festivities, ...
N.J. professor leads an international group of ‘streak’ runners. Here’s what they do.
He’s been undeterred by blizzards, injuries, the COVID-19 pandemic and a losing run for Congress in 2018. Washburne fell near ...
With marathon a day throughout 2024, this runner has world record within her grasp
Belgian ultra runner Hilde Dosogne feels she has done all it takes to become the first woman to run a marathon every single ...