We opened up the phone lines and among our first calls was a question about the 6-12-18-24 challenge and someone who did it in 12 hours.
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We know what you’re really trying to say to another runner so why don’t you just send them one of these Valentine’s Day Cards that we made.
The new podcast that’s here to answer everything you’ve ever wondered about running.
We have decided to unveil the three designs of the CITIUS MAG Track Club singlets and put them up for a vote for which kit we will rock in 2018.
How to watch the 2018 Millrose Games online: live stream, TV information, schedule, live results and more from New York City.
We’re pleased to announce that we’ve partnered with The Run SMART Project to provide personalized training for runners of all levels.
On this week’s episode of Something In The Water, a look at the junior program at the University of Guelph and some conversations with coaches.
If we go back ten or so years, the “thing” that the Speed River group has been known for is its 5000m/10000m athletes. We explore those origins.
We posed a deep-thinking question about how many holes does a track and field relay baton have and you provided deep answers.
10 questions of track and field trivia to get you thinking critically about the sport but also learning something new. Tweet us your scores.
We’ve gotten into a very deep debate on whether a baton has one or two holes? Is this more about defining what an opening is?
This week’s episode of Something In The Water takes a look at the sprints program that has been developing for Speed River and the University of Guelph.
Alan Webb goes in-depth on how much he used to bench and lift before the major races in his career as well as the altitude effect he got from it.
On the heels of the latest season of Black Mirror, we decided to try and brainstorm some storylines for a dystopian running universe.
Remembering Horace Ashenfelter, who took down the Russian steeplechasers during the Cold War at the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki.
The people that make a track and field team successful goes beyond coaches. This week’s episode of Something In The Water looks at the support system.
Two-time U.S. Olympian and three-time NCAA champion Andrew Wheating announced his retirement from professional track and field in a lengthy Facebook post.
We’re back for another year of shenanigans in running while also bringing you the most fun and engaging running-related content on the internet.
Come on a little running tour with Syracuse’s Kevin James in Pennsylvania as we explore some of the best Christmas lights.
If the best runners in the country got together on one track for a progression run, who would last the longest? We’ll find out on Friday.
Japanese marathoner Yuki Kawauchi may have put together a better year of running the marathon than the top American runners.
This episode of Something In The Water, we look at the anomaly of the Speed River Inferno track meet and how it came to attract pro talent.
Galen Rupp has an Olympic medal. He’s won a marathon major. He’s won the marathon trials. He’s yet to run to what everyone believes is his true potential.
Scott Milling, a former runner at York and Notre Dame, shares his favorite memories of legendary York cross country coach Joe Newton.
How athletes end up running and competing for the Speed River Track Club. The latest episode of Something In The Water takes us through the recruiting.
Dave Scott-Thomas takes us through the evolution of the Speed River Track Club over the years and how it became a powerhouse.
Who is star Without Limits? Is it really Billy Crudup as Steve Prefontaine? The CITIUS Cinema Podcast makes the case for Donald Sutherland as Bill Bowerman.
Scott Fauble details his obsession with burritos, Mexican food and how you can join his movement. It all started at Boulevard Tacos.
Get to know the Speed River Track Club: the premier group in Canada producing athletes like Genvieve Lalonde, Eric Gillis and other Olympian and athletes.
Rob Conner explains the strategy and why some of Portland’s best runners did not race at the conference championship and how it worked out for them at NCAAs
Dillon Maggard just ran 4:11.80 for the mile in a pair of blue jeans – just two days after he was 6th at the NCAA Cross Country National Championship.
Processing some of the results from the 2017 NCAA cross country national championships where the New Mexico women and NAU men took home team titles.
The finish of the 2003 NCAA Cross Country National Championships between Dathan Ritzenhein and Ryan Hall is epic and the call is even better.
Several members of the CITIUS MAG staff submit their favorite personal memories from Meb Keflezighi’s career before he retires at Sunday’s NYC Marathon.
What happens when four Bristol University (UK) graduates head to Kenya to train and chase their Olympic dreams? We’re about to find out.
From BYU’s perfect score to Columbia’s first-to-last turnaround, get your fill on all the best moments from conference championship weekend 2017.
Why be Kyle Merber or Steve Prefontaine for Halloween again? Let’s get a little bit more creative. Here’s a few suggestions.
The idiot marathoner, Nic Smith, shares an update into his training after setting out on a quest to run a 3:30 marathon w/ no training runs over 5 miles.
We announce what the first film we will be discussing on the CITIUS Cinema Podcast will be when we officially start the show in November.
The CITIUS MAG Podcast will be previewing the New York City Marathon live from the New York Road Runners RunCenter on Nov. 3. Meet + greet and shakeout too!
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