Sarah Wismer is a 16 year old Guelph native with a dream to represent her country in a sport that she loves. As a member of the Speed River Track Full Article »
In an excellent interview by Christopher Kelsall of Athletics Illustrated, Jessica Zelinka spills the beans. She touches on everything from funding to family to relocating and what the next four Full Article »
One of the world’s greatest athletes of all-time will be on The Honolulu Marathon course on December 9th. Bryan Clay, a native of Hawaii and a graduate of Castle High Full Article »
“It’s always been my attitude that the only thing worse than failure is giving up” The words of Canada’s Simon Bairu on his personal battle with the 26.2 miles of Full Article »
Quite simply, running can change a life. We’ve all heard inspiring stories from the distance running community, runner David DeNeire is a different breed. Distance runners tend to train for Full Article »
The men’s 1500m is arguably one of the toughest events to consistently medal and finish high. There are countless athletes across a plethora of countries competing at a high level Full Article »
Pro distance runners know – racing is very unpredictable. Varying factors can put a damper on one’s original plans, especially over the marathon distance. For Canada’s Simon Bairu, racing 10,000m Full Article »
For me, running isn’t always about competing in races, running your hardest or even obtaining PBs. It is certainly part of it, but I think what attracts me most to Full Article »
Joey McIntyre could tell you hundreds of captivating stories about traveling the world as a member of New Kids On The Block. With over 80 million albums sold, one might Full Article »
Brett Bonisteel of Runner’s Feed had the pleasure of going one on one with recent U.S. Cross Country Champ and 3rd place finisher (3,000m) at this past weekend’s U.S.A Indoor Full Article »