An Attentive Forward Gaze: A Poem for Motion
This Community Voices submission is a poem by Angie Funtanilla.
This Community Voices submission is a poem by Angie Funtanilla.
Writer Sara Weiss has run for years, but only recently realized she is, indeed, a runner.
The Athens Big Fork Trail Marathon in Arkansas connects people with each other and the Ouachita Mountains.
If you have COVID-19 or another illness, here are a physician’s recommendations for exercising while sick.
Owen Howard, a collegiate cross-country runner, writes about the influence running has had on his life.
Photographer Matt Cecill shows us the raw emotion and journey of trail running.
After years of hearing about the Hardrock 100 through his ultrarunning father, writer and biker Logan Jones-Wilkins decided it was time to experience the event himself.
Photographer Jean-Baptiste Joly shows us the trail running and mountain running worlds through his eyes — and camera lens.
Robbie Britton, ultrarunner and author of “1001 Running Tips,” shares some tips for busy ultrarunners.
Guest author Vincent Behe compares recovering from injury to the grieving process.
A review of the Bearosol Holster which holds bear spray for runners, hikers, and bikers.
In this darkly humorous article, guest writer Sam Herried talks about compostable alternatives to our copious trail-snack wrappers.
A video interview (with transcript) with Meghan Hicks after her third-place finish at the 2021 Hardrock 100.
An essay about how ultrarunning seems to both stretch and shrink time.
Read Jennilyn Tockstein’s poem “The Martyr and the Saint” about nature’s power to both harm and heal.
Physician assistant and runner John Goldfield writes about running for self-care during the COVID-19 pandemic.
An essay about fitting in a big adventure amidst a busy life.
A poem about running through the forest by Yash Holbrook.
Part 2 of the Trail Running Film Festival’s Community Voices video project.
Part 1 of the Trail Running Film Festival’s Community Voices video project.
Exploring the metaphor of the COVID-19 pandemic as an ultramarathon.