USATF Colorado Increases Prize Purse at Grand Prix

USATF Colorado has announced it has unified its seven (7) championship events into a year-long Grand Prix – USATF Colorado Long Distance Running Grand Prix – that will add an additional $10,700 […]

USA Triathlon Announces U.S Olympic Triathlon Team

USA Triathlon announced its U.S. Olympic Triathlon Team, comprised of the five athletes who will represent the United States in triathlon competition at this summer’s Olympic Games Tokyo. Kevin McDowell (Geneva, Ill.) […]

Race Preview: Dynafit Summer Solstice

The 2021 Vail Recreation District trail running season continues on June 19 at 9 a.m. with the Dynafit Summer Solstice Trail Run! This race, which takes place at Beaver Creek Resort, is the second event in the 2021 Dynafit Vail Trail Running Series. This year's race is presented by and benefits The Vail Valley Charitable Fund and offers a 10K and 5K.

A New 4th of July Race in Castle Rock

Save $5 with coupon code “CORunner” today only! A new race experience and free public music festival is coming to Castle ROCK, CO on July 4th produced by RUN to […]

Exercising safely in hot weather

With global warming, runners are more likely to be training and competing in unusually hot weather. To effectively reduce the risk of exertional heat stroke (and death), runners should allow 10 to 14 days to acclimatize to exercising in hot weather. During acclimatization, your body adapts to dissipate more heat, thereby enabling you to run better in hot conditions.

Sugar Substitutes: Good, Bad, Ugly?

Today’s runners are confronted with a plethora of foods and beverages containing low- or no-calorie sweeteners (LNCS): Diet Pepsi, Halo-Top ice cream, Gatorade Zero, Nuun. Questions arise: Are these products […]