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For decades, women have been running in shoes designed for men’s feet and bodies. That’s starting to change.

Our travel columnist finds the world’s largest metro area surprisingly runner-friendly, with an orderly culture, plentiful paths, and “run stations” to stash luggage and shower.

Your heart rate climbs, blood pressure shifts, and cardiac enzymes rise. Here's how your heart powers through and what you need to know to help it recover.

Sprinter and aspiring orthopedic surgeon Sydney Barta is now the first Paralympian to compete for Stanford’s track team—and she’s targeting the 2028 Paralympic Games.

No complicated terminology, no convoluted workouts, this simple, expertly-designed plan will turn you into a runner.

A novel setup, start date, and race director complicated things deliciously at "the world's toughest footrace."

"Then he came and it was like a Biblical moment, the telephone wires like a cross. He was submerging from heaven to the underworld. He had this haunted look in his face, and then he slipped and started laughing."

Here’s what to know about the latest research on advanced footwear technology and what it means for your next shoe purchase.

Our senior editor breaks down the 2026 edition of the world's toughest footrace, which is a lot more nuanced than the stats on the page.

Sébastien Raichon earns a "fun run" amid heinous conditions. But for the 26th time, there are no finishers.