Examining Geoffrey Kamworor’s Swagger Levels & More
We delve into some of the weekend’s best action including Geoffrey Kamworor’s 13:01 split at the IAAF World Half Marathon Championships.
Author: Citius Mag Staff
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Boston Marathon Mile-By-Mile Course Guide (Training Tips)
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.
Suggestions To Replace Urine Bottles For Doping Tests
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.
How We Envision The Women’s 3,000m Final At World Indoors
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.
CITIUS MAG Track Club Shirts Have Arrived
CITIUS MAG Track Club t-shirts are now available for pre-order. Rep your favorite running website wherever you go and support the site.
Mt. Rushmore of U.S. Women’s Marathoners: Did Amy Cragg Just Snag A Spot?
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?
GET 15% OFF AT RUNNING WAREHOUSE
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.
Christian Coleman Breaks The 60m World Record, Wins First U.S. National Title
He ran fast earlier this season but the time didn’t count for a world record. This time, Christian Coleman made it count.
What Have We Done?
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.
Four Valentines Day Cards That Only Runners Will Appreciate
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.
CITIUS MAG Track Club Singlets Unveiled – Vote Now for the Best Design
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.
Watch 2018 Millrose Games Online: Live Stream, TV Channel Info, Schedule
How to watch the 2018 Millrose Games online: live stream, TV information, schedule, live results and more from New York City.
We’ve partnered with the Run S.M.A.R.T. Project
We’re pleased to announce that we’ve partnered with The Run SMART Project to provide personalized training for runners of all levels.
55% of People Think A Relay Baton Has One Hole
We posed a deep-thinking question about how many holes does a track and field relay baton have and you provided deep answers.
CITIUS MAG’S TRACK TRIVIA THURSDAYS
10 questions of track and field trivia to get you thinking critically about the sport but also learning something new. Tweet us your scores.
Does A Baton Have One Or Two Holes?
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?
Track Mirror – Brainstorming ‘Black Mirror’ Episodes With Running
On the heels of the latest season of Black Mirror, we decided to try and brainstorm some storylines for a dystopian running universe.
Horace Ashenfelter’s Legendary Win At the 1952 Olympics
Remembering Horace Ashenfelter, who took down the Russian steeplechasers during the Cold War at the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki.
Andrew Wheating Says Farewell To Professional Running
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.
Welcome to CITIUS MAG in 2018
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.
CITIUS MAG Christmas Lights Special with Syracuse’s Kevin James
Come on a little running tour with Syracuse’s Kevin James in Pennsylvania as we explore some of the best Christmas lights.
Welcome to Grindfest – Watch Live on Friday
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.
What happened this weekend? Yuki Kawauchi Had A Better Year Than Most U.S. Marathoners
Japanese marathoner Yuki Kawauchi may have put together a better year of running the marathon than the top American runners.
When will Galen Rupp run a fast marathon?
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.
Remembering York Coach Joe Newton
Scott Milling, a former runner at York and Notre Dame, shares his favorite memories of legendary York cross country coach Joe Newton.
Something In The Water: Episode 1 – Speed River According to Dave Scott-Thomas
Dave Scott-Thomas takes us through the evolution of the Speed River Track Club over the years and how it became a powerhouse.
Scott Fauble is starting a movement. And yes, it has to do with burritos.
Scott Fauble details his obsession with burritos, Mexican food and how you can join his movement. It all started at Boulevard Tacos.
Rob Conner Explains The Strategy That Led to A Second Place Finish for Portland
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 Sets Blue Jeans Mile World Record 4:11.80, Two Days After NCAA Nationals
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.
What we learned from the 2017 NCAA Cross Country National Championships
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.
Remember when Jorge Torres lost his mind for Dathan Ritzenhein?
The finish of the 2003 NCAA Cross Country National Championships between Dathan Ritzenhein and Ryan Hall is epic and the call is even better.
Our Favorite Meb Keflezighi Memories Over The Years
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.
Kenya Keep Up: Off To Africa In Search Of Fitness
What happens when four Bristol University (UK) graduates head to Kenya to train and chase their Olympic dreams? We’re about to find out.
Everything You Need To Know From A Wild Conference Championship Weekend
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.
Recommended Halloween Costumes For Runners
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 Update: Still training hard, Eyeing 3:30
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.
Yep, Stephen Miller Is A Trash Human
The White House confirmed that Stephen Miller once jumped into a girl’s track meet to prove men are stronger than women. We confirm he’s a trash human.
Feast your eyes on the best male athlete portraits in track and field (Part IX)
Picture day is something to look forward to every year. These runners surely made the most out of their respective roster portraits. Part IX.
LEAKED: Abandoned ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Script – Larry Ducks Out Of A Charity 5K
In a leaked script to a future episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry tries to get out of participating in a charity 5K for rheumatoid arthritis patients.
Documentary on NYC’s running culture unveils new trailer
The first installments of We Run New York, a documentary series by filmmaker–and 1:47 800-meter runner–Harry McFann, are slated to be released this fall, so naturally, there’s a new trailer to drum up some hype. The project aims to tell the stories of a wide variety of athletes who go to great lengths to pursue a passion while living in a place that can be downright inhospitable to it.
Each of the five episodes will center around a specific subset of the city’s running scene, ranging from a club comprised largely of Central American immigrants whose running challenges span from the physical to the political, all the way to famed coach and Bronx-native Frank Gagliano of the NJ-NY Track Club.
In-person premiers for the episodes will take place all round NYC, so if you’re a Tri-Stater, stay tuned for details. If you’re not, don’t worry–we’ll be sharing links when each episode drops, as well.
You can follow the film-series’s progress on its Facebook or Twitter page.
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