FEATURES

Written features from the writers of CITIUS MAG

March 7, 2017

When is it time to leave behind short shorts?

There comes a moment in a man’s life when it may be time to leave behind the short shorts and start wearing longer shorts to run. We explain.

By Ryan Sterner
In FEATURES, HUMOR, TOP NEWS

March 6, 2017

Debajo Dos: Paul braves the elements and Albuquerque

Paul Snyder’s world record training for the 800 meters continues despite snowfall in Flagstaff and a trip to Albuquerque for the U.S. Championships.

By Paul Snyder
In FEATURES, HUMOR

March 3, 2017

In defense of takin’ er easy: Why slow races rock

Slow races make for relatable and great comedy. At the 2017 U.S. Indoor Championships, we explore why it might be better to not watch the clock.

By Paul Snyder
In FEATURES, PROS, TOP NEWS

March 2, 2017

Yes, robots will soon take over the steeplechase and maybe all of track

A video of robots dropped yesterday that should have us concerned for the future of our sport…especially in the steeplechase.

By Ryan Sterner
In FEATURES, HUMOR

March 2, 2017

A Citius Guide to Albuquerque

A runner’s guide to all the places to run, eat and have fun in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Written by New Mexico’s native son Stephen Kersh.

By Stephen Kersh
In FEATURES, HUMOR, TOP NEWS

February 28, 2017

Zen and the art of self-care

What does self-care mean and how do we go about achieving it to get the best out of ourselves?

By Stephen Kersh
In FEATURES, PROS

February 27, 2017

Debajo Dos: Paul suffers from Runner’s Amnesia in New York

Paul Snyder continues his Debajo Dos chronicles as he attempts to break the world record in the 800 meters. He suffered from Runner’s Amnesia in New York.

By Paul Snyder
In FEATURES, HUMOR

February 26, 2017

An honest appraisal of cinematic running scenes: Jason Bourne, Blue Crush, Juno and Charlie Chaplin

Analyzing and breaking down the running technique and form in running films like Jason Bourne, Charlie Chaplin classics, Crush and Juno.

By Stephen Kersh
In FEATURES, HUMOR, TOP NEWS

February 25, 2017

Why I love Heps: Former Ivy League athletes share stories

Former Ivy League track and field athletes share their memories from competing at the Ivy league championships. Welcome to the Heps.

By Citius Mag Staff
In FEATURES, NCAA

February 24, 2017

A Million Dollar Idea: Air Bud Meets Running

There’s 14 Air Bud films and none of them focus on running. It’s time to change that and here’s an idea for how to make it happen.

By Paul Snyder
In FEATURES, HUMOR

heps ivy league championship hype explained

February 23, 2017

Heps: The Hype Behind the Good Conference Meet

What is Heps and why is it such a big deal? Paul Snyder, a Columbia graduate, breaks down the hype behind the Ivy league’s conference championships.

By Paul Snyder
In FEATURES, NCAA, TOP NEWS

paul snyder debajo dos world record training

February 23, 2017

Debajo Dos Update No. 3: Paul’s biggest week of mileage yet

Paul logs his biggest week of mileage as his world record training continues.

By Paul Snyder
In FEATURES, HUMOR

February 21, 2017

Rachel Schneider opens up about her rise in the professional ranks, breakout indoor season

Rachel Schneider, the former Georgetown Hoya discusses her rise as a professional middle distance runner based in Flagstaff and her breakout indoor season.