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World’s oldest marathon runner dies in a hit-and-run at 114

Health · India

World’s oldest marathon runner dies in a hit-and-run at 114

53% Center coverage: 222 sources

Marathon world record-holder Chepngetich provisionally suspended over banned substance

Athletics · Kenya

Marathon world record-holder Chepngetich provisionally suspended over banned substance

42% Center coverage: 71 sources

Women's marathon world record-holder Ruth Chepngetich has been provisionally suspended by the Athletics Integrity Unit for the presence and use of the prohibited substance hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ). See the Story

Woman Dies While Running Ultra Marathon in Colorado

Athletics · Colorado

Woman Dies While Running Ultra Marathon in Colorado

74% Center coverage: 31 sources

Too Legit to Quit Being Fit: Arlington, DC Again Top List of Nation’s Fittest Cities

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

Arlington, Virginia, and D.C. again topped the American College of Sports Medicine’s yearly ranking of the nation’s fittest cities.Arlington, Virginia · Arlington See the Story

Legendary UC Track and Field and Cross County Coach Bill Schnier Dies at 80, Leaving Legacy of Compassion

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

The University of Cincinnati is mourning the loss of legendary track and field coach Bill Schnier, who died Saturday at the age of 80.Schnier led the Bearcats track and field program from 1980 to 2013, building one of the most successful coaching careers in any sport in UC history.During his 33-year tenure, Schnier coached: 136 individual conference champions 25 NCAA national championship meet qualifiers 10 All-Americans Two Olympic medalists. A…Track and Field See the Story

ReactX Tech Powers the Sole of Hyein Seo’s Stealthy Nike Ava Rover

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The South Korean designer brings dystopian design to Nike’s newest silhouette—complete with next-gen ReactX foam cushioning for all-day comfort and city-ready agility.Nike · South Korea Read Article

The Secret Race Series Where Breaking the Rules Is the Whole Point

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

10 years later, Take the Bridge continues to provide an alternative to the traditional race format.Read Article

Struggling With Hard Runs? Experts Reveal How to Nail the Right Effort and Pace

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Master hard runs with expert advice on intensity, pacing, and recovery. Learn how to train smarter, avoid burnout, and boost your performance.Read Article

Heavy Metal, Gym Edition: The Weighted Vests We’re Loving Right Now

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Turn up the intensity of your strength training, HIIT, and even bodyweight workouts.Read Article

Do You Experience Lower Back Pain? A Run/Walk Interval Program May Be Able to Help Alleviate It

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

This study suggests doing run/walk intervals could improve physical function and alleviate symptoms of chronic back pain.Greece · Greece See the Story

Heat Slowing You Down? Use These Strategies to Train for Your Next Race Straight Through Summer

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Learn how to safely train for your fall marathon in hot weather with expert tips on heat acclimation, monitoring intensity, and staying cool during workouts.Hawaii · Hawaii See the Story

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