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Beginners’ Corner: Water Works
My calendar says it’s still somehow spring, but in the ATX we know better than that: Summer has arrived. And if it’s summer, you don’t
How to Remain Injury-Free in Later Years
Many folks never even begin running until they are well into their 40s and, in some cases, their 50s. Good for them. It’s never too
Boston Marathoners Wilt In Record Heat
BOSTON–Just how hot was it in Boston on Marathon Monday? At Kenmore Square, under the Citgo sign with a mile to go to the finish
Running Legend Caballo Blanco Dies At 58
Micah True, the 58-year-old ultra marathoner and race director who shot to fame as Caballo Blanco in Born to Run, has died. True, who was
85th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays Opens Today
One of the oldest and greatest track meets in America–the 85th running of the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays–gets underway today through Saturday (March 28-31) at
Is Barefoot Running Better? Not So Fast, Says New Study
Barefoot running and those who advocate for so-called barefoot shoes have strongly voiced their opinion that conventional running shoes hurt running form, causes injuries and
Lunchtime Runs: How to Maximize Your Hour Workout
For so many busy, on-the-go runners, just about the only time we have to get our run in during the work week is during our
Leo The Lion Runs Fastest Mile Ever In Texas With 3:55.98
Leonel Manzano made good on his pledge. A month ago, Manzano, the former UT all American and ’08 Olympian, promised that he would run a
Kelly Williamson Defends San Juan 70.3 Title; Runs 1:20 plit
Austin’s Kelly Williamson is on a serious roll. The pro triathlete defended her Jeep Ironman 70.3 title in San Juan, Puerto Rico on Sunday to
How To Recover Quickly From Livestrong
If you finished the Livestrong Austin Marathon or Half Marathon on Sunday, congratulations. Clearly, it was a tough race with plenty of challenges. But you
