The Rambling Runner Podcast is launching a new show following eight runners on their respective journey to the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials.
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Running? Check. Yoga? Check. An experience with Aire Libre
Meet these inspiring women with their eyes on running 340-miles from Los Angeles to Las Vegas in a record-setting time.
Andrew Lemoncello made the Olympics for Great Britain in 2008 so how’d he end up running 200-mile weeks in Portland with the Jacuzzi Boys?
Eliud Kipchoge has been selected as the inaugural CITIUS MAG Male Athlete of the Year after his record-setting run at the Berlin Marathon.
Des Linden inspired us in 2018 with her win at the 2018 Boston Marathon so she’s the 2018 CITIUS MAG Female Athlete of the Year.
We’ve decided to put together two awards.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Noah Droddy (fast) has been a Citius Mag supporter since day one. That’s why when he sent us this blog ahead of CIM, we decided to throw him a bone. Let that be a lesson to the rest of […]
CITIUS MAG Podcast Eliud Kipchoge Mini-Episode: A Really Brief Chat With the World’s Best Marathoner
We have released a very brie episode of The CITIUS MAG Podcast from a short chat with Eliud Kipchoge – the world’s greatest marathoner.
The return of our hit series. We round up the best cross country headshots and portraits and roast them just a little.
Former Kentucky distance star Jacob Thomson shares advice for his former teammates and all runners before the start of cross country.
When Dana Giordano runs at Falmouth, it will be 10 years since one of the scariest moments of her life but now she’s sharing that story for a greater cause.
The CITIUS MAG crew heads south to Raleigh to take in the 2018 Sir Walter Miler, where professional runners look to add to the 26 sub-four miles clocked.
The runner who writes or the writer who runs will sometimes have to acknowledge a seemingly tragic paradox when it comes to documenting the sport.
Sitting down and watching Cars 3 while nursing an Achilles injury might be worse than the actual injury. Here’s a cautionary tale.
Bern Heinrich pulls from a wide variety of compelling insights from his experience to attempt to answer the question of Why We Run.
Inspired by Gwen Jorgensen’s customized pair of Nike Vaporfly 4% spikes, one Citwit decided to get creative with his own pair of spikes.
Tyler Mueller’s alternative rise to professional running from his time at Lehigh through his multiple retirements, injuries and now a leader on Tinman Elite
David Ribich looks back at his time competing for Western Oregon on the Division II scene and how dreams are greater than any label put on a group.
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.
On Running Things Considered, one caller decided to share this thoughts on Steve Prefontaine being one of the most overrated U.S. runners ever.
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?
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.
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.
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.
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
Chris and Ryan react to the Toronto Raptors firing Dwane Casey and compare it to firing your coach after making the Olympics a lot.
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 […]
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.
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.
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.
We delve into some of the weekend’s best action including Geoffrey Kamworor’s 13:01 split at the IAAF World Half Marathon Championships.
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.
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.
Former Sports Illustrated senior writer David Epstein chats with Chris Chavez about meeting and getting to know Sir Roger Bannister.
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 t-shirts are now available for pre-order. Rep your favorite running website wherever you go and support the site.
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?
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.
He ran fast earlier this season but the time didn’t count for a world record. This time, Christian Coleman made it count.
