After a few days of reflecting, Chris Chavez, Ryan Welsh and Yosef Herzog take us through how their races at the 2019 Berlin Marathon played out. Spoiler Alert: All PRs.
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Last-minute thoughts before Chris Chavez, Ryan Welsh and Yosef Herzog take on the 2019 Berlin Marathon.
Through his mother’s inspiration, while battling cancer, he decided to sign up for his first marathon. After her passing, he took a break from running but then found it again. Hear how he developed a passion for the sport and then brought that same football-basketball mentality to chase his best on the track and roads.
Yosef Herzog has been called the “Magic Mike” of stage managers by the Today Show but way before he was preparing to try and BQ, he could barely tie his shoelaces without getting out of breath.
Woody Kincaid became the 5th fastest American of all-time and the eighth man to run under 13-minutes and he breaks down how it all came to be.
Inside the untraditional training methods by Bob Larsen that helped bring back U.S. distance running.
The 13x All-American, 6x individual NCAA champion, 5x team champion and NCAA Division III record holder in the 5,000 meters that you maybe haven’t heard of.
Allie Ostrander elaborates on her comments calling out commentators who discuss women’s bodies during races.
A look behind Stephen Kersh’s seventh-place finish in his Western States Endurance Run debut.
“The ugly side of the sport is an amazing thing that we get to experience as runners. That’s the most appealing thing to me about running is just to get yourself in these pretty daunting situations, pull yourself up and march through it. Usually, it works pretty well as a larger metaphor for life.”
Hear Gabe Grunwald’s story in her own words.
“Why do I go to the track every day? Why do I not give up? It’s because I’m hopeful that the new technology in treating cancer and personalizing medicine will work. It’s no secret that my disease and I need […]
“I used to think that we were going to change running—but now I believe it.”
Just a small town girl who ended up as one of the most visible runners in New York City and on the cover of Runner’s World.
Lucy Paez Stelzner is among the rising stars in New York City’s running scene and making a major impact with the uptown community.
Mary Cain opens up about the past two and a half years of her career since leaving the Nike Oregon Project and battling injury.
Lindsay Crouse of The New York Times joins the Runners of NYC Podcast to share her own running stories and insight into her recent op-ed and video that highlight’s how Nike does not guarantee female athletes a salary during their pregnancies.
Chris Chavez and Ryan Fenton reminisce on their Flotrack days, how they got their start in running media, calling @ChrisSolinsky’s American record + much more.
“It felt like the crowd noise hit me – actually hit me in the chest. Like, ‘Holy shit. This is so loud.’ I didn’t even realize that running races could be that loud.”
Three marathons and three podium finishes. Jordan Hasay joins the CITIUS MAG Podcast after finishing third at the 2019 Boston Marathon in 2:25:20.
Former Arkansas All-American and current Adidas pro runner Nikki Hiltz opens up about coming out and handling the spotlight.
Meet the photographer responsible for many shots of the NN Running Team, Eliud Kipchoge and the world’s best runners.
Ryan Sterner recaps his 74th place finish at the Los Angeles Marathon. He actually ran a marathon.
Eric Senseman joins the CITIUS MAG Podcast for a lighthearted chat about his running roots what led him to the longest of the long distance running scenes.
Zac Price joins the Runners of NYC Podcast to share his story of how he found running late in his life and has “become a better person mentally and physically” as a result.
Reflecting on my 21-minute personal best from the 2019 Tokyo Marathon.
Rob Napolitano played a small role in Yomif Kejelcha’s 3:48.46 mile and joins the podcast to talk about his pacing duties.
Jared Ward dishes on the state of U.S. men’s marathoning and the great 2:10 debate.
Reed Fischer takes us through his 62:06 half marathon in Houston that wasn’t seen on TV + his plans before the 2020 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials.
Jim Walmsley runs to the CITIUS MAG Podcast after running 64:00 at the Houston Half Marathon to discuss that performance and what comes next.
Grayson Murphy opens up about how she dealt with anxiety and injuries in her first year as a professional with Northern Arizona Elite.
Kate Murphy joins the CITIUS MAG Podcast to open up for the first time since announcing her decision to medically retire from the Oregon track team at 19 years old.
Looking back at the year in running! The 2018 award show is now out! Kevin Liao and Chris Chavez look back at all the best moments and athletes from a wild and wacky year on the track and roads.
Read an exclusive excerpt from Scott Fauble and Ben Rosario’s new book ‘Inside A Marathon’
Scott Fauble returns to the podcast to discuss his new book ‘Inside A Marathon’ and how he finished 7th at the 2018 NYC Marathon. He’s also running the 2019 Boston Marathon.
Camille Herron ran a stunning 162.9 miles over 24 hours and finished her first 100 miles in 13 hours and 25 minutes, both new world records on a track.
A few days before the CIM Marathon, Brogan Austin woke up with a sinus infection that included a sore throat and swollen tonsils. Then, he won the USATF Marathon Championships. How’d he do it?
Take a trip down memory lane with Adam Goucher as we recall the 1998 Colorado cross country team that was chronicled in Running With The Buffaloes.
Leah O’Connor joins the CITIUS MAG Podcast to discuss her recent article titled “Dear Struggling Runner” and her recent string of injuries.
Isaac Wood and Chris Chavez preview the 2018 NCAA Cross Country National Championships and share predictions on who will win.
