How a trip to the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials with his father, Marcus, helped open a young Trevor Dunbar’s eyes to the sport.
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On Running Things Considered, one caller decided to share this thoughts on Steve Prefontaine being one of the most overrated U.S. runners ever.
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Juan Miguel Echevarria’s long jump at the Stockholm Diamond League making rounds on the internet. Could he be characterized as a track and field unicorn?
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Here are the rules and regulations on how to run a Blue Jeans Mile and the quest for a sub-four minute performance in 2018.
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The return and revival of the CITIUS Cinema Podcast. It’s the show where we talk about running movies, running in movies, movies by runners and more.
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We’re excited to announce a partnership with Artiken to make CITIUS MAG beaded bracelets from Kenya with portions of the proceeds going to charity.
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CITIUS MAG fan Ian Anderson tweeted and emailed us about a Boston University’s Zach Prescott running a 4:43 mile while juggling three objects
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Chris and Ryan react to the Toronto Raptors firing Dwane Casey and compare it to firing your coach after making the Olympics a lot.
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Editor’s note: Thank you to loyal reader Lena Weidenbruch for writing this year’s London Marathon Preview. She is a student at Fordham University and is currently studying abroad in foggy foggy London Town. If the conditions are right on Sunday, there is […]
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Chris Chavez continues his quest of finding the best Boston Marathon themed beer in Boston. He decided to give the 122nd Pale Ale a try.
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CITIUS MAG staffers share their predictions and picks for the men’s and women’s elite races at the 122nd Boston Marathon on April 16.
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A new trailer has been released for We Run New York. We now have an official release date for the film delving into New York City’s running culture.
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We delve into some of the weekend’s best action including Geoffrey Kamworor’s 13:01 split at the IAAF World Half Marathon Championships.
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A detailed look into the Boston Marathon course and how to run the course to get the best out of yourself on race day. Guest blog by coach Brendon O’Leary.
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Because Berlinger is halting production of urine bottles for anti-doping tests, we’ve decided to come up with suggestions on things to replace them.
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Former Sports Illustrated senior writer David Epstein chats with Chris Chavez about meeting and getting to know Sir Roger Bannister.
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In honor of the start of the IAAF World Indoor Championships, Video Guy Kyle put together a video of how he thinks the women’s 3,000m final will shake out.
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CITIUS MAG Track Club t-shirts are now available for pre-order. Rep your favorite running website wherever you go and support the site.
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Amy Cragg clocked a personal best of 2:21:42 at the Tokyo Marathon so does that put her among the greats on the Mt. Rushmore of U.S. Marathoning?
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We are happy to announce that we’ve partnered with Running Warehouse to offer members of the CITIUS MAG Track Club 15% off to their products.
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He ran fast earlier this season but the time didn’t count for a world record. This time, Christian Coleman made it count.
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If you start to see kids running a mile in blue jeans in their P.E. classes in Illinois, it’s totally normal. Major props to Glenbrook North High School.
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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.
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The new podcast that’s here to answer everything you’ve ever wondered about running.
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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.
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How to watch the 2018 Millrose Games online: live stream, TV information, schedule, live results and more from New York City.
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We’re pleased to announce that we’ve partnered with The Run SMART Project to provide personalized training for runners of all levels.
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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.
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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.
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We posed a deep-thinking question about how many holes does a track and field relay baton have and you provided deep answers.
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10 questions of track and field trivia to get you thinking critically about the sport but also learning something new. Tweet us your scores.
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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?
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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.
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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.
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On the heels of the latest season of Black Mirror, we decided to try and brainstorm some storylines for a dystopian running universe.
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Remembering Horace Ashenfelter, who took down the Russian steeplechasers during the Cold War at the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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