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He Closed an Ironman Marathon in 2:39, Broke a Course Record, and Is Still in Med School—Matthew Marquardt Is Redefining What’s Possible
He Closed an Ironman Marathon in 2:39, Broke a Course Record, and Is Still in Med School—Matthew Marquardt Is Redefining What’s Possible

While other pros are napping in NormaTecs, Matthew Marquardt is doing rounds in med school while still torching Ironman courses. 


Matthew is a two-tim…

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Copying the Pros Won’t Work, Belief Is Real, and Your Taper Might Be Hurting You—Alex Ostberg Breaks Down July’s Biggest Lessons in Training Psychology
Copying the Pros Won’t Work, Belief Is Real, and Your Taper Might Be Hurting You—Alex Ostberg Breaks Down July’s Biggest Lessons in Training Psychology

Alex Ostberg is back again, ready to unpack the powerful, and often overlooked, mental side of training. 


In this July roundup, Alex breaks down the f…

7 months, 2 weeks ago

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Caden Leonard Just Put the Nation on Notice—After a Dominant Junior Year, the Texas Champion Is Gearing Up for a Senior Season That Could Change Everything
Caden Leonard Just Put the Nation on Notice—After a Dominant Junior Year, the Texas Champion Is Gearing Up for a Senior Season That Could Change Everything

If you follow high school distance running, you already know the buzz is real.


Caden Leonard has emerged as one of the most dominant prep runners in t…

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Sam Ruthe Just Became the Youngest Person to Break 4 in the Mile—And His 3K and 1500 Are Even Scarier
Sam Ruthe Just Became the Youngest Person to Break 4 in the Mile—And His 3K and 1500 Are Even Scarier

At 15, Sam Ruthe is breaking records and shattering expectations.

With a jaw-dropping 3:58.35 mile, he became the youngest human ever to break four mi…

7 months, 3 weeks ago

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Marco Langon Went From a Kitchen Job to Running 3:33 in the 1500—Now He’s One of the Fastest Middle-Distance Runners in NCAA History
Marco Langon Went From a Kitchen Job to Running 3:33 in the 1500—Now He’s One of the Fastest Middle-Distance Runners in NCAA History

Marco Langon went from prepping meals in a back kitchen to torching NCAA record books as one of the fastest middle-distance runners in collegiate his…

7 months, 3 weeks ago

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Brandon Miller Ran 1:56 at 13, Made the Olympics at 22, and Just Went 1:43 in the 800—This Is the Journey of One of America’s Most Gifted Middle-Distance Runners
Brandon Miller Ran 1:56 at 13, Made the Olympics at 22, and Just Went 1:43 in the 800—This Is the Journey of One of America’s Most Gifted Middle-Distance Runners

From shattering age-group records before most kids knew how to pace a 400, to stepping onto the Olympic stage with grace, grit, and God-given speed, …

7 months, 3 weeks ago

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Caleb Olson Won Western States 100 in the 2nd Fastest Time Ever—While Working Full-Time, Raising a Baby, and Wearing the Wildest Shirt on the Internet
Caleb Olson Won Western States 100 in the 2nd Fastest Time Ever—While Working Full-Time, Raising a Baby, and Wearing the Wildest Shirt on the Internet

If you follow ultrarunning, you’ve probably heard the name Caleb Olson recently. 


In 2025, he broke through in a big way, winning the Western States 1…

8 months ago

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Pierce Showe Broke a World Record by Running 125 Half Marathons in 125 Days on a Treadmill—And Did It All for a Deeper Purpose
Pierce Showe Broke a World Record by Running 125 Half Marathons in 125 Days on a Treadmill—And Did It All for a Deeper Purpose

Pierce Showe is redefining what consistency, conviction, and calling look like in the world of ultra-endurance running.


He just broke the Guinness Wor…

8 months ago

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The Mindset Behind the Medal: Sondre Guttormsen on Pain, Pressure, and Pole Vault Mastery
The Mindset Behind the Medal: Sondre Guttormsen on Pain, Pressure, and Pole Vault Mastery

Sondre Guttormsen not only cleared six meters, but he launched past expectations, limits, and borders, and is considered one of the best to ever do i…

8 months ago

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Simeon Birnbaum: The Quiet Killer of NCAA Running — How a 3:52 Miler Is Rising to Greatness & An Inside Look At His Breakthrough NCAA Season
Simeon Birnbaum: The Quiet Killer of NCAA Running — How a 3:52 Miler Is Rising to Greatness & An Inside Look At His Breakthrough NCAA Season

PSA: the audio on this is weird. We have no clue why it's like this, but I would rather release then it never see the light of day.


He went from Rapi…

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