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Hey runners, in today's newsletter, Salomon just made a serious move outside of trail.
The French brand has bought the naming rights to the Ironman World Championship from 2027, taking over in Kona and picking up the exclusive footwear rights Hoka holds today.
Elsewhere, Megan Eckert ran her first race in 2016 and now holds the six-day world record, covering a distance no woman had reached and no man in the field came within 50 miles of. Doris Lemngole has turned pro with On after leaving Alabama with five NCAA titles and The Bowerman. And Tom Evans took on double Olympic mountain bike champion Tom Pidcock to the top of Snowdon.
And as always, we round things out with the practical stuff: how long it really takes to train for a marathon, how to safely increase your cadence, and what running 5K every day does to your body.
The 24-year-old Kenyan leaves Alabama with five NCAA titles, a collegiate record and The Bowerman, six days after running 8:52.86 for second at the Diamond League final in Brussels.
The High Performance Program doubles to 1,200 places for next August. Its qualifying table has been rewritten too, and men aged 18 to 34 now need to run eight minutes faster than this year.
Lyles, 29, ended his season with a hamstring strain and is working the Ultimate Championship as its MC. He told reporters Tuesday that the two years before Los Angeles are for chasing American records.
Running a marathon is a serious personal challenge, and your success depends a lot on how much marathon training time you have invested in the months leading up to the big day.
But how long does it actually take to train for a marathon?
Running 5K every day is a popular fitness challenge that promises improved endurance, weight loss, and mental clarity. But is a daily 3.1-mile run right for everyone? Here’s what to expect — the benefits, the risks, and how to do it sustainably.
The 25 shows announced Thursday leave a 12-day gap around the April 19 race. His 2:59:13 personal best is 4:13 outside the standard for his age group, and qualifier registration closes on Sept. 18.
She was 30 at that first race, a half-marathon in San Antonio. Nine years and nine months later she covered 636.482 miles in 144 hours in Hungary, a distance no woman had reached and nobody in the men's field came within 50 miles of.
Red Bull sent an ultrarunner and a double Olympic mountain bike champion up the same 7 kilometers of Yr Wyddfa, and Evans was gone inside the last 2 kilometers.
The Nike Pegasus Plus 2 is the brand's latest workout shoe. It has lots of bells and whistles that make it go fast: Zoom X foam in the midsole, an AirZoom pod, and a noticeable rock-forward profile. But its secret weapon, says senior editor Alex Cyr, is its unexpected comfort and cushioning. Unlike its predecessor, the Pegasus Plus 1, the 2 feels good on the feet, and can easily guide you through long workouts without battering your legs. Watch our full review on Youtube.
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Run Club Feed : Running News : Training Plans : YouTube : Podcast Newsletter #925: Saturday, 25th September 2026 Click below to help surface more MH coverage whenever you use Google: Hey runners, in today's newsletter, Berlin is set up for a world record attempt, and Tigst Assefa is going it alone. With defending champion Rosemary Wanjiru aiming for 2:15 and Alisa Vainio for 2:20, Assefa will have only her pacemakers for company at record pace on Sunday, with six-figures on the line if she...
Run Club Feed : Running News : Training Plans : YouTube : Podcast Newsletter #923: Wednesday, 23rd September 2026 Click below to help surface more MH coverage whenever you use Google: Hey runners, today's newsletter is all about the fall Majors. With Sabastian Sawe out of Berlin injured, the men's race is wide open and Tigst Assefa headlines on the course where she set the world record in 2023. We've got the full preview, a mile-by-mile guide to the flattest course in the Majors, and...