Want to shake up your training? Today we’re digging into interval workouts to help you get faster,how periodization can bring some order to your training,whether you’re better off running by time or distance, and the eternal post-run question: heat or ice for those sore muscles?
Over at UTMB, we’re taking a closer look at the shoes that carried this year’s champions to victory, plus the incredible story of Julien Veysseyre, who became the first amputee to finish UTMB, completing the 173.6K course in 44:16:04.
And if you need to catch up on everything else happening in our wonderfully chaotic running world, Michael and Jessy are back with a new episode of The Running Story, breaking down the latest news, results, and stories you’ll want on your radar.
Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth cover a jam-packed week in the sport: Sabastian Sawe's shock withdrawal from the Berlin Marathon, a historic weekend at UTMB, the full 2026 Sydney Marathon results, and the Josh Kerr vs. Jakob Ingebrigtsen showdown that's now officially on the books.
The 39-year-old Frenchman ran 44:16:04 on Sunday to finish 1,475th, with five guides relaying a second prosthesis around the Mont Blanc loop behind him.
Explore the benefits of both time-based and distance-based running to discover which method aligns best with your goals, experience, and training style.
Five of the six shoes on the Chamonix podium were already in shops, a year after Asics prototypes went one and two. The cheapest of them won the women's race.
Sydney just rewrote its record book, and we still can't decide whether it's a fast course. Instant reactions to the 2026 TCS Sydney Marathon, recorded within the hour: Alex straight from the finish chute at the Opera House, Katelyn tracking her athletes to new PBs, and Michael fresh off a three-hour solo live watch-along.
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