Here at Runner’s World, we love nothing more than trying the latest and greatest shoes, tech, and apparel. That’s why we do so much research and gear testing each year. We only recommend products that ...

I’ll be honest—I had zero running-related goals when I first started the sport over a decade ago. My reasoning for joining the track team as a high school freshman was pretty simple: To stay in shape ...

No matter your current running pace and typical distance, in How to Run Faster, certified run coach Matt Meyer and other experts will help you speed up! You will learn crucial speed workouts, ...

You can run all the miles on the road and do as many speed sessions on the track that you want, but the secret to getting that next PR likely comes in the gym. And we don’t mean more treadmill runs.

If you’re not a runner, there’s a good chance you think it’s pretty easy. All you have to do is put on a decent pair of running shoes and hit the pavement…right? Well, not exactly. Sure, running is ...

It is wise to practice taking military fitness tests, long before the real ones count toward your record or your chances of getting accepted into special programs. Otherwise, you are just guessing.

No longer can some military personnel rely solely on running at a moderate pace. Sprinting and agility are regularly tested as part of the ever-evolving fitness tests in the military. Many fitness ...

If you’re working towards a running PB in 2025, it stands to reason you’re probably interested in hearing how the pros and veterans have managed to shave seconds off their race times. And few are more ...

The run-walk method is often considered a training plan for beginners. But runners of all levels can benefit. By Danielle Friedman During a recent half-marathon, I was taking a walk break when a man ...

The Atlantic CEO’s new book, The Running Ground, examines his complicated relationship with the sport. On this week’s episode of The Big Interview, he talks about the ways tech is helping him become a ...