Profiles
The Cowboys VS Everybody—Even Themselves
Walmsley, the straight-shooter, is going to win. Freriks, the town darling, is also going to win. Hazen, the steady politician—definitely going to win. Reed, timid yet calculated, is certain to win. Senseman, the wildcard, winning.
You Can't Stop Liz Canty
It's high time you met one of the winningest women in the Southeast.
Old School Hero
Scotty Mills ran his first ultra in 1981. He's since completed nearly 200—including eight Hardrock 100s and 18 Western States 100s— and been a mentor to many
A Race to Make Even Hardened Ultrarunners Cower
Pete Ripmaster on white whales, alcoholism and winning the 1,000-mile Iditarod Trail Invitational
The Pursuit of Endurance: Harnessing the Record-Breaking Power of Strength and Resilience
Excerpt from Jennifer Pharr Davis's book about endurance and achieving the southbound FKT of the Appalachian Trail
Master of Most
A Jack of all mountain trades, Gavin Woody is a glutton for fun, or suffering—or maybe both
The First Woman to Run Boston Trained on the Trails
Bobbi Gibb sneaked into the Boston Marathon in 1966 cementing her place in history as the first woman to run the iconic race.
From Traumatic Brain Injury to 100 Miles
One runner’s journey back to the trails—and a 100-miler—after a traumatic brain injury
Vietnam Veteran Rich Hooper Finds Peace on the Trails
Fifty years after returning from war, Hooper reinvents himself through trail running.
Liza Howard Began Her Ultra Career Just 9 Years Ago
At 45 years old, and with two kids and a full-time job, she continues to win ultras.- 1
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