Announcement from American Trail Running Association partner US Trail Running Conference. In this unique virtual education series, trail running event management experts offer ways for race directors to reduce waste and achieve a zero carbon footprint. The fifth webinar in a nine-webinar series produced by
The post Getting Out of the Door When You Lack Motivation appeared first on iRunFar. Coach Alex Nichols shares tips for getting out the door to run when motivation is lacking. Getting Out of the Door When You Lack Motivation by Alex Nichols…. Read More
Stories from the Age of COVID, compiled and edited by Glenn Steckler & Larry Steckler. 2021. Reviewed by trail runner Laura Clark. Laura is an avid mountain, trail and snowshoe runner who lives in Saratoga Springs, NY, where she is a children’s librarian. We all
Safety is the most important aspect of any sport. When you’re swimming in open water, staying safe and being prepared is even more essential, because if something goes wrong you are further from help. Swim buoys and swimmers’ floats are designed to serve multiple
Your tri saddle might seem like a small component, but it can make or break your training ride or race. Road saddles might see you through many training miles, but they won’t necessarily be a good choice for a triathlon. The best triathlon saddles
Announcement from American Trail Running Association member inov-8. Photos: Leo Francis / www.inov-8.com. Ultramarathon runner Damian Hall has set a new record time for “plogging” the 185-mile Wainwright’s Coast to Coast route. Running west to east, from St Bees on the Irish Sea coastline to
The post Catching Up With Darcy Piceu appeared first on iRunFar. A video interview with Darcy Piceu after her win of the 2021 Jemez Mountain 50 Mile. Catching Up With Darcy Piceu by Meghan Hicks…. Read More
https://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/trailrunnernation/Podcast_522_Failure.mp3 In running failure might manifest itself as a DNF at a race or a failed workout. Many of us are programmed to believe that failure is bad. In this episode, we will challenge that fallacy and talk about how failure is part of the
Written over 25 years ago by Danelle Ballengee, a former ATRA board member and race director of the Moab Trail Marathon , an ATRA member event and host of the USATF Trail Marathon Championships. Those chirping birds you hear in the morning aren’t your neighbors’
The post When Dangerous Weather Hits appeared first on iRunFar. AJW reflects on dangerous weather conditions he’s previously experienced while running ultramarathons. When Dangerous Weather Hits by Andy Jones-Wilkins…. Read More