Ultra running

We've compiled our favorite trail running documentaries all in one place. They are all free and can be viewed right now via Youtube or Vimeo below. These are perfect for when you are sick or injured or just need a bit of extra motivation to keep up those miles week in and week out. No

100 miles is a really, really long way to run. But you (and I!) CAN do it. Here are 12 awesome (and awful) realities of running 100 miles.

Your Body After an Ultra: 10+ Post Race Symptoms You Might Not Expect #Ultramarathon #Ultra #Run

Boiled potato juice, butt chaffing, irrational tears, hallucinations, and more. 17 things no one told me about ultramarathons.

This free 100 mile ultramarathon training plan & detailed trailing guide will help outline the porcess of what it takes to run one hundred miles.

When not on the trail yourself, what better way to spend your R&R time than reading about other great athletes on the trail! In no particular order, the following list is broken into two sections: inspiring ultra-running stories and guide books about ultra-running. There is something on this list for everyone! These ultra-running authors will

Your eyes have been opened to the ultramarathon world. You have looked up "what is an ultra marathon", you have converted 50k to miles to figure out just how much further an ultra is than a traditional marathon, and you have decided you would like to take up ultra running as a new challenge. Know

How to Run 100 Miles follows two normal guys as they train for and run their first ultramarathon,100-mile race. Running isn't something that comes naturally to them or to most of us, but at least they have each other. Youʼll laugh, you'll cheer and you'll probably get a lump in your throat.

First of all, I have to say that I’m happy you’re here. Even if you’re just dipping your toes in the water out of curiosity or simply trying to wrap your head around what it would take to run an ultra marathon, you’ve taken the most important step—the first one. You’ve begun! Or maybe you’ve

"You're running a 50K? HOW MANY DAYS IS THAT GOING TO TAKE YOU?" The question, posed by a gym member as we were wrapping up a group fitness class, was innocent enough. "What are your plans for this weekend?" Forgetting where I was, I quickly and casually mentioned "racing a 50K"