Dao-Yi Chow, Eugene Tong and Ryo Yamamoto are some of the coolest people in the New York City clothing industry so how and why did they start their own running crew?
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In 2018, Veronica ran 2:49:41 and finished as the 13th overall woman in a race with driving rain and cold temperatures. But why was she disappointed with it?
On this episode, we revisit how Daniel Winn very briefly held Oregon’s indoor mile record before Edward Cheserek broke it moments later while across the country
Get to know this Brooklyn-based couple and hear their story of finding running at different times in their lives.
Best-selling author and Revisionist History podcast host Malcolm Gladwell joins the Runners of NYC Podcast to dive into his history and passion for running.
Get a peek behind the lens with one of our favorite photographers in New York.
Matthew Luke Meyer has quickly become one of the friendliest and most familiar faces in the New York City running scene but we delved into how this all still very new to him.
How Alison Desir discovered running and made international headlines with a run from Harlem to Washington, D.C. while raising more than $100,000 for Planned Parenthood in the process.
Five years ago, Hector Espinal started running for his health. He hasn’t stopped running or inspiring the community around him.
Get to know Caitlin Phillips. She is a two-time U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials qualifier with a personal best of 2:37:48 from the 2018 Berlin Marathon. She has more than 10 years of running experience in New York including stints with NYAC and Black Roses NYC.
Get to know David Perry. He’s a captain for adidas Runners NYC with very fast personal bests from his days as an All-American at Portland. He landed in NYC to pursue his dreams in fashion and has his own line of men’s sportswear called BLK RBN.
Get to know Leigh Anne Sharek – a forensic scientist by day and a leader of the Brooklyn Track Club by night.
Get to know Joe DiNoto – the founder of the Orchard Street Runners, a co-ed running group that meets on Tuesday nights in the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Introducing Runners of NYC. A new podcast that will capture the essence of the New York City running culture through the people and stories that run its streets.
Jeanne Mack reflects on her New York City Marathon experience and the one encounter that stood out to her during her race.
David Blaine’s dark eyes stare unblinkingly into yours, reaching out stoically from the confines of your computer screen and intoning the type of quiet, serious concentration you’d expect from a man whose profession is listed as magician. Wait. No. That’s […]
Johnny Gregorek with one of the biggest stunners of the US Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The NJ NY Track Club boy is headed to London.
Nick Symmonds ran his final track race at the 2017 USATF Outdoor Championships and the running community paid tribute to a U.S. great.
John Nunn, Maria Michta-Coffey and Miranda Melville is the star of the United States racewalk. Can anyone else join them in London?
We’d be remiss if we didn’t broach the serious topic of eating disorders during our food-themed week. They’re extremely prevalent in distance running.
Runners love seltzer and there’s studies out there that say it can be bad. There’s also studies out there that say it can be good. What to believe…
D.J. Principe has come very close to breaking four minutes for the mile but fallen just short each time. The LaSalle senior opens up about the chase.
After this weekend, we can still aim to break two in other ways. It doesn’t just have to be two hours. We explain other Breaking2 scenarios.
I have been intrigued and enchanted by running skirts since my sophomore year running cross and track in college. I specifically remember stumbling across a neon lime green and white patterned skirt with a bright aqua blue waistband and the […]
Fashion and style aren’t normally associated with running or track and field, but we’re here to finally tackle these intersections for running fashion week.
Female track and field reporters share their experiences, challenges and hopes of covering the sport in a male-dominated setting.
January 21, at 6:21 AM, Alison Désir and her fellow Run4AllWomen runners arrived in Washington, D.C. and raised over $100,000 for Planned Parenthood.
Rio 1500-meter Bronze medalist Jenny Simpson is a lot more like rapper Nicki Minaj than you might have guessed. Here’s why.
When you have bed bugs, you suffer in a very similar way to when you’re injured and unable to run. Jeanne Mack explains the feelings that go along with both
We’ve all fallen in love while running. Here’s a chance to let those missed connections know.
The Harvard women will go for their fifth consecutive indoor Heps championship this weekend in New York City. Here’s a quick preview of their chances.
Rachel Schneider, the former Georgetown Hoya discusses her rise as a professional middle distance runner based in Flagstaff and her breakout indoor season.
We’ve all fallen in love on the run. Now here’s your chance to try and find that perfect stride that you admired.
Some thoughts on running a long time and going nowhere with indoor marathons, treadmill marathons and a 3,100-mile race.
Why do runners go to Flagstaff in the winter and what’s it actually like?
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