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Nike’s New Air Zoom Hyperslide Brings Heat and Vibration Recovery Shoes
Nike is bringing recovery technology to athletes’ feet with the new Air Zoom Hyperslide, a heated recovery slide developed with Hyperice that combines Nike’s Air Zoom comfort with customizable heat and vibration features. Designed for runners, athletes, and anyone spending long hours on their feet, the new footwear aims... Read more
Back on the Bluffs Fort Casey Running Camp Continues the Legacy
Back on the Bluffs: Fort Casey Running Camp Revives a Legacy Built by Doris Brown Heritage Doris Heritage coached 20 All-Americans in 39 years at Seattle Pacific University |Photo courtesy of Doris Heritage The newest chapter of the longest-running story in American running camps. There’s a new camp on... Read more
While on Earth The Rhythm Runner Review
Runners looking for a versatile sneaker that can take them from speed work on the track to long runs on the trails—and every road in between—may have just found a heavenly sole-ution. While on Earth recently launched its first running shoe, the Rhythm Runner, expanding its lineup of performance... Read more
The 5 Best West Coast Summer Sports Camps
Athletes who take their training seriously know that summer isn’t the season for slacking. Instead, it’s the perfect time to improve performance, sharpen skills, and stay on the radar of college recruiters. One of the best ways to accomplish all three is by attending a summer sports camp, where... Read more
How to Properly Refuel During a Long Run
When sports nutrition is needed, how much, how often, and how to refuel properly. There are lots of things to think about when it comes to the long run. Runners need to make sure they have comfortable and durable sneakers, hydration, a running belt, vest, or pack to carry... Read more
Strava Launches Strength Training Expansion With Workout Log and Muscle Maps
Strava is known as a popular fitness app for tracking workouts for runners and cyclists. Now, its more than 195 million users can also make it their go-to app for tracking strength training sessions with the app’s new expansion. The app announced its expansion into strength training mode, which... Read more
7 Reasons Why Runners Should Use a SPIbelt
From bounce-free wear to lightweight comfort, here’s why the SPIbelt should be a go-to running accessory for athletes of all levels. Runners looking to go hands-free during workouts still need a way to carry essentials like ID, money, keys, sports gels, a phone, and even medication such as an... Read more
Best Running Shoes for Long Distance
After getting a solid running base built up over the past few weeks, now might be the time to start working on distance goals. Whether looking for a late spring or summer road race or seeking to challenge yourself this outdoor track season, distance runners should invest in a... Read more
Comfort in Every Step: Jogology Running Socks Review
Jogology socks combine comfort, support, and quality to keep runners moving with confidence. It may be a small but mighty piece of running gear, but socks can make or break a run. While we often focus on the best running sneakers, socks are equally important for preventing blisters and... Read more
Top Racing Spikes for Runners in 2026
Runners looking for a solid shoe to help boost performance on the track this spring season should consider investing in a pair of racing spikes. While high school runners don’t need spikes on day one, as competition gets faster and goals get bigger, they quickly become an important part... Read more
COROS Spring Updates Include New Features For Runners, Cyclists, Obstacle Course Races
COROS Wearables launched new features for various athletes with its latest March firmware update. The new features are heavily for runners, especially ultra marathoners and those running hilly terrain. The first new feature is called Pace Strategy, which uses the runner’s data to create a personalized strategy  based on... Read more
Jane Hedengren Runs Debut Collegiate 10,000m, Breaks NCAA Record
It was her first time competing as a college freshman in the 10,000m on Friday at the Stanford Invitational at Cobb Track and Angell Field. And with just one race, Jane Hedengren already ignited her outdoor track season with her 30:46.80 finish, the fastest time in NCAA history, breaking... Read more