Is 100 Miles Still THE Distance In Ultrarunning?

Ellie Greenwood debates whether 100-mile races are THE distance in ultrarunning.

Self-Propelled

Ellie Greenwood describes her car-free lifestyle and gives tips for living your own.

Third Time’s A Charm: Ellie Greenwood’s 2014 IAU 100k World Championships Report

Ellie Greenwood’s report from her win of the 2014 IAU 100k World Championships.

Never, Ever Give Up: Ellie Greenwood’s 2014 Comrades Report

Ellie Greenwood’s 2014 Comrades Marathon race report.

Starting From Scratch: Ellie Greenwood’s 2014 Chuckanut 50k Report

Ellie Greenwood’s race report from her comeback win at the 2014 Chuckanut 50k.

Patience, Part Two

Dealing with the difficulty of patience when returning from an injury.

Run And Repeat

A look at the phenomenon of repeatedly running the same trails.

Life in the Slow Lane

Ellie Greenwood chimes in on why pool running is an excellent option for an injured trail runner.

Outta’ Control

Ellie Greenwood struggles to give up control over her running in the face of injury.

When a Running Injury Is Not a Running Injury At All

Ellie Greenwood discusses running injuries by work and lifestyle choices.

I Only Have One Pair of Legs

Ellie Greenwood considers when racing a lot might be racing too much.

A Weighty Issue

Ellie Greenwood tackles the issue of weight and ultrarunners.

Performing Under Pressure: Ellie Greenwood’s Record-Setting JFK 50 Report

Eillie Greenwood’s report of her course-record setting win at the 2012 JFK 50 mile.

Creating a Habit, Igniting a Passion

Ellie Greenwood looks back at how her running in high school laid the foundation for her enjoyment of running today.

Twenty-Seven Percent: Why Aren’t More Women Running Ultras?

Ellie Greenwood asks why more women aren’t running ultramarathons.

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