Taylor Dutch

3 weeks ago | runnersworld.com | Taylor Dutch

Jane Hedengren continued her phenomenal season with another national record on the track. On June 5, the Timpview High School graduate obliterated the U.S. high school record in the mile, running 4:23.50 at the Hoka Festival of Miles in St. Louis, Missouri. The 18-year-old led the race wire-to-wire, winning the title by 12 seconds at St. Louis University High School on Thursday night.

3 weeks ago | runnersworld.com | Taylor Dutch

For years, Cindy Quiroz struggled to maintain a consistent running routine. Though the bilingual school teacher played soccer in high school, running long distances wasn’t much fun compared to sprinting after a ball. Into adulthood, the Brooklyn native tried to go for runs with friends, but she never stuck with it long enough to establish a regular practice.

3 weeks ago | runnersworld.com | Taylor Dutch

Even with two Olympic medals and a world title on the track, a younger Eliud Kipchoge, now 40, was still nervous about moving up to the marathon at the age of 28. The Kenyan runner dominated long distances on the track, but the marathon was an enormous upgrade from his track distances involving long, grueling efforts in training and the oftentimes tricky practice of midrace fueling, among other factors that can make the process extra difficult.

3 weeks ago | runnersworld.com | Taylor Dutch

Tutto ciò che poteva andare storto lo è andato per Matthew Forrester al primo turno della NCAA Division 1 East. Lo studente della Butler University ha perso la scarpa sinistra a metà gara dei 5.000 metri maschili, correndo i restanti 2.000 metri con un piede scalzo. Leggi ancheMa, a grande sorpresa, l'inconveniente non ha impedito a Forrester di mettere a segno la gara della sua carriera.

3 weeks ago | elle.com | Taylor Dutch

Eén van de mooiste dingen aan hardlopen is dat het een levenslange bezigheid kan zijn. Ongeacht leeftijd of snelheid kun je nieuwe manieren vinden om je te verbeteren, en je hoeft niet ver te zoeken om te zien dat hardlopers beter worden in wat ze graag doen.