Kick off spring by winning one of two great prize packs from Squirrel’s Nut Butter, rabbit, and Tailwind!
What responsibility do we have to ourselves, our community, and the earth, when we find ourselves rooted in place?
Here’s what the science says about running outdoors when it’s very cold.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for February 14, 2022.
Nils van der Poel is an Olympic speedskating gold medalist from Sweden who found ultrarunning as an outlet and training method during some much needed time off.
Bryon Powell writes of starting his journey to run the High Lonesome 100 Mile this summer.
Drew Petersen, a professional skier and trail runner, released a film about his struggles with mental health, bringing the conversation forward.
Abran Moore is an adventure runner and former race director, and was a pivotal part of launching a number of races in North Carolina.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for February 7, 2022.
If you have COVID-19 or another illness, here are a physician’s recommendations for exercising while sick.
Retirement from competitive racing doesn’t mean you have to retire from the ultrarunning community overall!
A review of men’s apparel made by District Vision, a small company with a big vision for mindfulness.
Owen Howard, a collegiate cross-country runner, writes about the influence running has had on his life.
Ultrarunner and retired military veteran Dr. Terrie Wurzbacher shares what motivates her to participate in multi-day races.
It is important to have specificity in training, but sometimes all we need is general fitness to succeed.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for January 31, 2022.
The top men’s entrants for the 2022 UTMB, CCC, TDS, and OCC races.
The top women’s entrants for the 2022 UTMB, CCC, TDS, and OCC races.
Nick Pedatella is an ultrarunner and scientist who says an older sedan and commuter bike get him everywhere he wants to go.
While training hard is important, it’s just as important to find balance among all our life’s responsibilities.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for January 24, 2022.
iRunFar has reviewed a bunch of Janji women’s apparel – come take a look!
Cody Lind grew up outside a town of seven people in Idaho – that upbringing in the outdoors has made him an incredibly successful outdoorsman and mountain runner.
Sabrina Little talks about the grumbling ever-changing hive of trail running and ultrarunning.
We all have experienced the dreaded jet lag, but today we learn about more of the struggles runners face while traveling and how to avoid them.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for January 17, 2022.
AJW has a new series for 2022, where he’ll write about unforgettable moments in ultrarunning history!
Hannah Green tells us about the lessons of the deep desert.
Our in-depth review of a bunch of Oiselle women’s running apparel.
Montana mountain running festival The Rut partners with Inclusive Outdoors Project in 2022 in hopes of diversifying its starting field.
“Human Powered” by Matt Cecill is a 20-minute film showcasing the emotions and physical feats of ultrarunning.
Bryon Powell writes about the changes he’s making toward his preferred lifestyle.
Joe Uhan almost quit running: here he outlines ways we can climb out of a hole when we want to quit.
An interview with Aleksandr Sorokin after he set new world records for 100 miles and 12 hours at the 2022 Spartanion race in Israel.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for January 10, 2022.
Earl Blewett was lost for nearly 36 hours at the 2021 Ancient Oaks 100 Mile. Here’s what happened and how he found his way back to civilization.
AJW reflects on last year, gaining new perspective while moving into the next.
Aleksandr Sorokin set new 100-mile and 12-hour world records on Thursday, January 6, 2022, at the Spartanion race in Israel.
I found trail running after almost seven years of not running much at all and have learned many lessons: sometimes by choice, sometimes by force.
An in-depth review of the quick and nimble Salomon S/Lab Pulsar.
A profile of English fell runner and plogger Lindsay Buck. What is plogging you might ask? Read on to find out.
Beiyi Zheng and Daniel Wilson wanted an ultra where grandmaster-age athletes could finish before the cutoff — so they made their own.
Taking a down week helps your body recover and build on fitness gained within running cycles.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for January 3, 2022.
A look at the best of iRunFar in 2021.
A list of five ultramarathons for 2022 that are easy to get into and that have great history.
Photographer Matt Cecill shows us the raw emotion and journey of trail running.
An in-depth video review of the Katadyn BeFree water filter.
The Polar Unite is for those who want streamlined heart-rate and sleep metrics without paying for GPS tracking, altimeters, and tech they won’t use.
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.
A how-to for putting together your own trail running training plan.
Here are a few books that will inspire you to start off your 2022 training year right.
Who had the most outstanding, fastest, and most surprising races of the year? Here are AJW’s picks for 2021.
After suffering an aneurysm and traumatic brain injury, Anthony Rivera made an amazing recovery, and is still involved in the running community today.
Joseph Gray is an incredibly successful mountain runner, but did you know he loves growing peppers too?
An in-depth review of the Topo Mtn Racer 2.
Jessica Brazeau and Jim Walmsley explore the mountains with their 1998 Toyota 4Runner.
